Land Charges Act 1925
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1 Registers at the land registry
(1) The registrar shall, subject as provided in this Act in regard to the register of annuities, continue to keep at the registry in the prescribed manner the following registers, namely— (a) a register of pending actions; (b) a register of annuities ; (c) a register of writs and orders affecting land; (d) a register of deeds of arrangement affecting land; and (e) a register of land charges. (2) An alphabetical index, in the prescribed form, shall be kept at the registry of all entries made in any register kept at the registry pursuant to this Act. (3) Every application to register shall be in the prescribed form and shall contain the prescribed particulars,
1 Registers at the land registry
(1) The registrar shall, subject as provided in this Act in regard to the register of annuities, continue to keep at the registry in the prescribed manner the following registers, namely— (a) a register of pending actions; (b) a register of annuities ; (c) a register of writs and orders affecting land; (d) a register of deeds of arrangement affecting land; and (e) a register of land charges. (2) An alphabetical index, in the prescribed form, shall be kept at the registry of all entries made in any register kept at the registry pursuant to this Act. (3) Every application to register shall be in the prescribed form and shall contain the prescribed particulars,
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