Land Titles Act 1980
143DRecorder may require substitute plans
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143D Recorder may require substitute plans
[Section 143D Inserted by No. 48 of 1990, s. 17 ]
(1) If the Recorder is of the opinion that a plan or accompanying document deposited or lodged with the Recorder in accordance with this or any other Act is, by reason of an amendment made in accordance with this Part inconvenient for subsequent use, the Recorder may by written notice require a fresh plan or accompanying document to the same effect as the original plan or accompanying document to be deposited or lodged with the Recorder within 30 days or such further period as the Recorder may allow.
(2) A fresh plan or accompanying document deposited or lodged with the Recorder has effect as if it had been deposited or lodged in place of, and at the same time as, the original plan or accompanying document.
(3) If a person fails to comply with a requirement specified in a notice within the time specified in that subsection the Recorder may reject the plan or accompanying document, or both such plan and document.