Land Titles Act 1993 · 2020 Revised Edition · Part 6 · Instruments
60. Address for service of notices
Feedback & supportEvery instrument by which a person becomes a proprietor of registered land and every caveat relating to dealings with land (whether registered or unregistered) must contain an address within Singapore to which may be sent any notice concerning the land authorised or required by this Act.
instrument
“instrument” includes a transfer, lease, mortgage, transmission application, charge and any other application, or any other document in writing relating to any disposition, devolution or acquisition of land or any claim to or vesting of interest in land;
The proprietor or caveator may from time to time notify the Registrar in writing of any change of the proprietor’s or caveator’s address in such prescribed manner, and the Registrar must make an appropriate record of the change.
proprietor
“proprietor” means any person who appears from the land‑register to be the person entitled to an estate or interest in any land which has been brought under the provisions of this Act, and includes a mortgagee, chargee and lessee;
Section 72 of the Conveyancing and Law of Property Act 1886 does not apply to the service on a proprietor or on a caveator of any notice authorised or required by this Act.
caveator
“caveator” means the person by whom or on whose behalf a caveat has been lodged;