Land Charges Act 1925
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6 Register of writs and orders affecting land
(1) There may be registered in the register of writs and orders— (a) any writ or order affecting land issued or made by any court for the purpose of enforcing a judgment, statute or recognizance, whether obtained on behalf of the Crown or otherwise, or for the purpose of enforcing any inquisition finding a debt due to the Crown, or any obligation or specialty made to the Crown; (b) any order appointing a receiver or sequestrator of land; (c) any receiving order in bankruptcy made after the commencement of this Act, whether or not it is known to affect land. (2) Every entry made pursuant to this section shall be made in the name of the estate owner or other person whose land, if any, is affected by the writ or order registered. (3) The registration of a writ or order in the said register ceases to have effect at the expiration of five years from the date of registration, but may be renewed from time to time, and, if renewed, shall have effect for five years from the date of renewal. (4) No fee shall be charged for the registration of a receiving order in bankruptcy if the application therefor is made by an official receiver. (5) The registration of a writ or order affecting land may be vacated pursuant to an order of the court or a judge thereof. (6) When an office copy of an order for discharge, or an acknowledgment of satisfaction in the prescribed form, is lodged with the registrar, he may enter discharge or satisfaction of the registered writ or order to which it refers, and may issue a certificate in the prescribed form of such discharge or satisfaction.
6 Register of writs and orders affecting land
(1) There may be registered in the register of writs and orders— (a) any writ or order affecting land issued or made by any court for the purpose of enforcing a judgment, statute or recognizance, whether obtained on behalf of the Crown or otherwise, or for the purpose of enforcing any inquisition finding a debt due to the Crown, or any obligation or specialty made to the Crown; (b) any order appointing a receiver or sequestrator of land; (c) any receiving order in bankruptcy made after the commencement of this Act, whether or not it is known to affect land. (2) Every entry made pursuant to this section shall be made in the name of the estate owner or other person whose land, if any, is affected by the writ or order registered. (3) The registration of a writ or order in the said register ceases to have effect at the expiration of five years from the date of registration, but may be renewed from time to time, and, if renewed, shall have effect for five years from the date of renewal. (4) No fee shall be charged for the registration of a receiving order in bankruptcy if the application therefor is made by an official receiver. (5) The registration of a writ or order affecting land may be vacated pursuant to an order of the court or a judge thereof. (6) When an office copy of an order for discharge, or an acknowledgment of satisfaction in the prescribed form, is lodged with the registrar, he may enter discharge or satisfaction of the registered writ or order to which it refers, and may issue a certificate in the prescribed form of such discharge or satisfaction.
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