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Registered Land Rules (2003 Revision).
These Rules implement provisions of the Registered Land law by prescribing forms and the form of the register and by providing with respect to fees. A register shall be in one of the forms prescribed in the First Schedule. A land certificate and certificate of lease shall be in the forms prescribed in the Second Schedule. Other forms required to be used under the Law shall be in the forms prescribed in the Third Schedule. The Rules also define public officers for purposes of the Law. The fees payable under section 157(1) of the Law are prescribed in the Fourth Schedule.
Port Authority Act.
The Act makes provision for the establishment of the Port Authority and for its functions and powers, management and staff, etc. The Authority is established under section 3 as a body corporate. Powers and duties of the Authority are set out in section 19. The Minister may compulsorily acquire land for purposes of the Authority.
Land Survey Regulations (1996 Revision).
These Regulations provide with respect to land surveys, making of boundaries and survey plans. They also, in the Schedule prescribe forms and fees. If a dispute arises between a licensed surveyor and the Chief Surveyor over the application of the Regulations, either party may refer the matter to the Land Surveyors Board. The Board shall hear and determine such dispute, and its decision shall be final.
Amended by: Land Survey (Amendment) Regulations, 2017. (2017-01-10)