Land Titles (Strata) Act 1967 · 2020 Revised Edition · Part 2 · Subdivision and Subsidiary Strata Land-Register
10. Subsidiary strata land-register
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Registrar
“Registrar” means the Registrar of Titles appointed under the Land Titles Act 1993;
prepare and maintain for the purposes of this Act a series of records to be called “the subsidiary strata land-register”; and
issue for each lot shown on the strata title application a subsidiary strata certificate of title.
Upon registration of a strata title application, a subsidiary proprietor is deemed to be the proprietor of the subsidiary proprietor’s lot and share in the common property subject to the encumbrances (if any) registered or notified in the subsidiary strata land-register.
subsidiary proprietor
“subsidiary proprietor” means —(a)the registered subsidiary proprietor for the time being of the entire estate in a lot including an estate for life, an estate in remainder or an estate in reversion; and(b)in relation to a lot where a lease has been granted, the registered subsidiary proprietor for the time being of a leasehold interest in a lot described in an instrument of lease whose unexpired term is not less than 21 years as from the date of lodgment of the instrument of lease for registration with the Registrar including such a lease registered prior to 1 December 1987;
Subject to the provisions of this Act, any assurance or other dealing affecting a lot may be registered in the same manner and form and, upon registration, has the same effect as a similar assurance or dealing registered under the provisions of the Land Titles Act 1993, and affecting part of registered land comprised in a subdivision plan submitted to the competent authority.
assurance
“assurance” includes any transfer, lease, charge, mortgage, transmission application or any other application for vesting made under this Act;