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2020-09-08 S&O Agenda - Item 1 - Attachment 2 Delegations of Authority Council to Chief Executive (Updated)
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DESCRIPTION OF POWER DELEGATED LEGISTATION
(b) give written notice, in the way the registrar requires, to the registrar
that the proceeding has started.
Power, as an applicant, to sign the plan of subdivision as if the applicant Section108A
were the registered owner of the relevant lot.
Power, as the registered owner holding the interest in the lot as trustee, to Section 110(1)
lodge an instrument of transfer to register the interest as being held as
trustee.
Power, as a person who is beneficially entitled under a will to a lot or an Section 112(1)
interest in a lot of a deceased registered proprietor, to apply to the registrar
to be registered as proprietor of the lot.
Power, as a person mentioned in section 114(1), to apply to the Supreme Section 114(2)
Court for an order to be registered as proprietor of the lot.
Power to lodge a caveat. Section 122
Power to withdraw a caveat. Section 125
Power, as a caveatee, to serve on the caveator a notice requiring the Sections 126(2)
caveator to start a proceeding in a court of competent jurisdiction to and (3)
establish the interest claimed under the caveat and to notify the registrar
of service of the notice.
Power, as a caveator served with a notice under subsection (2), to:- Section 126(4)
(a) start a proceeding in a court of competent jurisdiction to establish
the interest claimed under the caveat; and
(b) notify the registrar that a proceeding has been started and the
identity of the proceeding.
Power, as a caveatee, to apply to the Supreme Court for an order that a Section 127(1)
caveat be removed.
Power to lodge a request to cancel a caveat. Section 128(1)
Power to seek the leave of a court of competent jurisdiction to lodge a Section 129(2)
further caveat.
Power to deposit a priority notice for a lot. Section 139(1)
Power to deposit a request to extend a priority notice. Section 141(1)
Power to deposit a request to withdraw a priority notice. Section 143(1)
Power, as an affected person for a lot to which a priority notice applies, to Section 144(1)
apply to the Supreme Court for an order that the priority notice be removed.
Power to deposit a request to cancel a priority notice. Section 145(1)(a)
Power, as the depositor of a priority notice, to request a correction to the Section 149(1)
priority notice.
Power to comply with a requisition given to Council by the registrar. Section 156(3)
Power to apply to the registrar to relodge an instrument that the registrar Section 159(4)
has permitted to be withdrawn.
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