Land Titles Commissioners Fees Act of 1887 No 16a (NSW)

No. V.

any Act amending the same the fee of three guineas for each sitting and no more shall be payable to each unofficial Commissioner within the meaning of the sixth section of the said Act commencing from the first sitting which shall be held in the month of July in the year one thousand eight hundred and eighty-seven Provided that no Commissioner shall be

An Act to regulate and fix the Fees to be paid to the Commissioners of Titles under the

" Real Property Act." [8th July, 1887.]

Assembly of New South Wales in Parliament assembled and by the	BE it enacted by the Queen's Most Excellent Majesty by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Council and Legislative
authority of the same as follows :—
1. This Act may be cited as the " Land Titles Commissioners Fees Act of 1887" and shall be read with and as forming part of the
" Peal Property Act."

2. Notwithstanding anything in the " R e a l Property Ac t" or in

be remunerated for more than one sitting in any one week Such fees

shall be payable out of the moneys paid pursuant to Schedule P of the

" Real Property Ac t " as amended hereby and the residue of the

moneys so paid shall be carried to the credit of and form part of the
Assurance Fund provided by the said Act.

3. No fee shall be payable under the said Schedule as a Commissioners' fee in respect of any application made after the passing of this Act to bring land under the provisions of the " Real Property A c t " where the applicant is the original grantee thereof and the land has never been sold mortgaged encumbered or made the

subject of settlement nor shall any such fee be payable on any such

application for the registration of any person as a proprietor of land

under Part V of the said Act.