Everything on this page is a summary. It is not a Record of Title and cannot be relied on for a transaction. To get the record itself, order it below.
Title summary 1267183
This place is held on 19 titles. Each has its own record and its own instruments; a document registered on more than one is ordered once. See them all together
Reading the land…
OWNERSHIP OF COMMON PROPERTY Pursuant to Section 47 Unit Titles Act 2010 - (a) the body corporate owns the common property and (b) the owners of all the units are beneficially entitled to the common property as tenants in common in shares proportional to the ownership interest (or proposed ownership interest) in respect of their respective units.
An instrument is the document behind an entry on the title — the mortgage itself, the easement terms, the transfer. Order one where you need to read what it actually says rather than that it exists. Party names are not shown here; they are on the document. The other entries are printed on the title without a document of their own — mostly rights the law keeps for the Crown, such as minerals, petroleum and the strip along a river or the coast. They go with the land.
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A Record of Title is the legal record of ownership and registered interests. Ordering one does not notify the owner, and it does not change anything on this page — the summary above stays a summary.