Public Bills (Paperback)

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1862 Excerpt: ...Caveats may be lodged with Registrar to the Effect that Cautioner is entitled to Notice; 33. Caveat to be supported by Affidavit; 34. How Notice to be served; 35. After Caveat, no Registration to be made of Lands till Ten Days after Notice; 36. Compensation if Caveat lodged without reasonable Cause; 37-Caveat not to prejudice Claim or Title of any Person; 38. PART II. Power Op The Court Of Chancery To Direct Registration Of Title. Who may apply to Court for Declaration of Title; 39-How Application to be made; 40. Court to examine Title, make Inquiries, and give Notices; 41. Court to hear all Parties opposing; 42. Order Order of Court subject to Appeal; 43. If Court satisfied, Order to be made accordingly; 44. Court may annex Conditions or reserve Rights; 45. PART III. Simplification Of Title By Judicial Sales. Sales by Court of Chancery. Sales of Land may be made by the Court, on Application by Owner; 46. Application to be served on Parties; 47. Court shall provide for Examination of Title, &c., before making Order for Sale; 48. Applicant to give Security for Costs; 49. How Sales to be conducted; 50. Purchase Money to be paid into the Bank, as Court may direct; 51. Such Payment to exonerate Purchaser from Liability; 52. Vesting Order to be stamped; 53. Applicant for Sale and his Solicitor may be examined concerning Title before Vesting Order made; 54. Where Sales are made under 20 Viet. c. 120. the Court may make Order as under this Act; 55. Vesting Order to confer on Person in whom Land is vested an Estate in Fee Simple, with all Rights, Privileges, &c.; 56. Court may make a qualified Vesting Order where Title is shown for a limited Period only; 57. Effect of qualified Vesting Order; 58. Court of Chancery may require Production of Deeds, &c.; 5...