New South Wales Consolidated Acts New South Wales Consolidated ActsAn order made under section seven of this Act may, where it affects any charge
on land, be registered in the Register of Causes, Writs, and Orders affecting
land.
No such order shall take effect until it is so registered.
Where the charge is a memorandum of mortgage or a memorandum of encumbrance of
land under the provisions of the Real Property Act 1900 , the
Registrar-General may of his own motion, and on application in accordance with
regulations made under the Conveyancing Act 1919-1930 , shall make appropriate
entries in the register-book of such order in respect of all grants,
certificates of title, and other instruments affected thereby and the
duplicates thereof, if or when available.
For the purposes of this section a duplicate grant, certificate or title, or
other instrument which is not in the possession of the Registrar-General shall
be deemed to be wrongfully retained within the meaning of section one hundred
and thirty-six of the Real Property Act 1900 , and the provisions of that Act
applicable in respect of a grant, certificate of title, or instrument
wrongfully retained shall apply in respect of such duplicate.
In any other case the court may direct that a memorandum of the order shall be
endorsed on any instrument evidencing the title of the creditor.