Land Titles Act 1980
143GGiving of notice
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143G Giving of notice
[Section 143G Inserted by No. 48 of 1990, s. 17 ]
(1) Where the Recorder is required to give a written notice under this Part the notice is sufficiently given for the purposes of this Part if it is given to –
(a) the person required to deposit or lodge the plan or accompanying document with the Recorder; or
(b) the person who actually deposited or lodged the plan or accompanying document with the Recorder; or
(c) a person who the Recorder is satisfied is authorized to receive the notice.
(2) [Section 143G Subsection (2) amended by No. 98 of 2001, s. 9, Applied:01 Jan 2002] Where the Recorder gives notice under this Part in respect of a sealed plan, strata plan or a building title plan the Recorder shall serve a copy of the notice on the municipal corporation that sealed the plan.
(3) [Section 143G Subsection (3) amended by No. 98 of 2001, s. 9, Applied:01 Jan 2002] *[Section 143G Subsection (3) amended by No. 30 of 1995, s. 3 and Sched. 1 ]*Where, in accordance with this or any other Act, a sealed plan, strata plan or a building title plan is deposited or lodged with the Recorder and –
(a) the Recorder rejects the plan in accordance with this Part; or
(b) the Recorder is informed that the plan has been withdrawn –
the Recorder shall forward the plan to the council that sealed it so that the plan may be cancelled.
(4) If a person upon whom a notice is to be served in accordance with this Part is a facsimile service subscriber or a subscriber to any electronic transmission service the notice is sufficiently served if a copy of the notice is sent via that service to that person's service number.