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REAL PROPERTY ACT 1900 - SECT 3A
Application of Act to electronic form plans and other documents
3A Application of Act to electronic form plans and other documents
(1) This section applies to: (a) plans lodged for the purposes of this Act,
and
(b) other documents, except certificates of title and office copies of
court order, that: (i) are required by or under this or any other Act to be
lodged with those plans, or
(ii) are of a class prescribed by the regulations
made under this Act as documents that may be lodged in electronic form.
(2) A
reference in this Act: (a) to a plan or another document includes a reference
to an electronic data file containing a plan or another document in an
electronic form, and
(b) to the lodging of a plan or another document
includes a reference to the electronic lodging of a plan or another document
in an electronic form approved by the Registrar-General, and
(c) to a sheet
of a plan or another document that is in electronic form, is a reference to a
sheet on which the whole or part of the plan or other document would be
reproduced if the plan or other document were converted to hard copy form
without re-pagination.
(3) If a plan is lodged electronically, all other
documents that are required to be lodged with the plan must also be lodged
electronically in an electronic form approved by the Registrar-General,
except: (a) certificates of title and office copies of court orders, and
(b)
any other documents excepted from this requirement by regulations under this
or any other Act or by the Registrar-General.
(4) Any signature, seal,
certificate, consent or other approval required to authenticate, or to
authorise the registration or recording of, a plan proposed to be lodged in
electronic form is to be endorsed on an approved form for signatures. When the
plan is lodged, that form must also be lodged electronically in an electronic
form approved by the Registrar-General.
(5) This Act applies to and in
respect of plans and other documents lodged in electronic form in the same way
as it applies to other plans and documents, subject to any modifications
prescribed by this Act or the Conveyancing Act 1919 or the regulations under
either of those Acts.
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