Land Charges Act 1925
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19 General rules
(1) The Lord Chancellor may, with the concurrence of the Treasury as to fees, make such general rules as may be required for carrying this Act into effect, and in particular— (a) as to forms and contents of applications for registration, modes of identifying where practicable the land affected, requisitions for and certificates of official searches, and regulating the practice of the registry in connexion therewith; (b) for providing for the mode of registration of a land charge (and in the case of a puisne mortgage, general equitable charge, estate contract, restrictive covenant or. equitable easement by reference to the instrument imposing or creating the charge, interest or restriction, or an extract therefrom) and for the cancellation without an order of court of the registration of a land charge, on the cesser thereof, or with the consent of the person entitled thereto, or on sufficient evidence being furnished that the land charge has been overreached under the provisions of any statute or otherwise. (2) As respects the registration and re-registration— (a) of a petition in bankruptcy as a pending action; and (b) of a receiving order in bankruptcy as an order affecting land; rules may be made under and in the manner provided by section one hundred and thirty-two of the Bankruptcy Act, 1914, as if the registration and re-registration were required by that Act.
19 General rules
(1) The Lord Chancellor may, with the concurrence of the Treasury as to fees, make such general rules as may be required for carrying this Act into effect, and in particular— (a) as to forms and contents of applications for registration, modes of identifying where practicable the land affected, requisitions for and certificates of official searches, and regulating the practice of the registry in connexion therewith; (b) for providing for the mode of registration of a land charge (and in the case of a puisne mortgage, general equitable charge, estate contract, restrictive covenant or. equitable easement by reference to the instrument imposing or creating the charge, interest or restriction, or an extract therefrom) and for the cancellation without an order of court of the registration of a land charge, on the cesser thereof, or with the consent of the person entitled thereto, or on sufficient evidence being furnished that the land charge has been overreached under the provisions of any statute or otherwise. (2) As respects the registration and re-registration— (a) of a petition in bankruptcy as a pending action; and (b) of a receiving order in bankruptcy as an order affecting land; rules may be made under and in the manner provided by section one hundred and thirty-two of the Bankruptcy Act, 1914, as if the registration and re-registration were required by that Act.
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