No. 223.
other purposes.
W" or o&er easement, constitute an interest in land capable of being Property Act, | brought under the provisions of the said Act, and in respect of |
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In the cunstnzotion and for | Red Propertp |
bring such lands under the provisions of the 1 1861," shall be deemed to be a person in the land over or in respect of which such Tight-of-way or other 1 easement exists, and 8h.U be entitled | . | (Ifeneral a caveat forbidding the bringing of rmch land under the provisions |
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1861" (if not inmnsktent with the contextand sobject matter),the word
"land " shall, in additionto the meaning assigned there- to byseotiim 3 of the said Act, mean and include rights-of-way c~ppnrtenant andrights-of-way in gross, andall other casements of
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440 &45" VICTORIE, No. 223.
3. Every certificate of titleieaaed after thepassing hereof, and containing therein a statement that the land therein deecribedhaa appurtensnt thereto a right or rights-of-why or other' easements, or that the person therein named is entitled to any rightof-r ay or other ensernent in gross, or that the said land therein describedia subject to a right or rights-of-way or other easementa, shall fully set forth a true and accurate description, and in the case of a right? of-way contain a plan thereof in themargin of such right or rights. of-way or easements, or shall refer to the hsttumentcreating such right or rights-of-way or easernent, if such instrument he enrolled or deposited in the G-eneral Registry Office at Adelaide, or in thecase of righbof-way to any plan deposited in the GeneralRegistry Office, or the Lands Titles Registration Office, on which such rights-of-way are shown; and such certificate shall, if duly authen- ticated under the hand and seal of the Registrar-General,unless in the case of a right-of-way, such right-of-way shall not…