Queensland Consolidated Acts Queensland Consolidated Acts(1) If land the subject of a deed of grant prepared under section 27 is, at the beginning of the enactment day, subject to, or subsequently becomes subject to, an interest (other than an interest in favour of the State or Commonwealth that is not registered) and the interest is created under the Local Government (Aboriginal Lands) Act 1978, the council of the relevant shire must, as soon as practicable after being requested so to do by the registrar of titles, give to the registrar the original or an office copy of the instrument under which the interest arose.
(2) Before the registrar of titles issues the deed of grant, the registrar must endorse on the deed, in the proper order of priority--
(a) the instruments--
(i) given to the registrar under subsection (1); or
(ii) created or registered under the Land Act and held by the registrar;
before the issue of the deed; and
(b) if the land was previously held under a deed of grant in trust--any existing instruments that were endorsed on the deed of grant in trust.
(3) An instrument endorsed on the deed of grant under subsection (2) has effect as a registered instrument on the deed under the Land Title Act.
(4) If the registrar of titles is given notice of the creation of an interest after the issue of the deed of grant, the registrar of titles must make an appropriate note in the register.