South Australian Consolidated Acts South Australian Consolidated Acts (1) Where due
application is made for the amendment of a deposited community plan, the
Registrar-General may amend the plan or substitute a new plan and in either
case the Registrar-General must amend or endorse any certificate of title
affected by the amendment, or cancel any such certificate and issue a new
certificate or new certificates.
(2) If the
Registrar-General substitutes a new plan, he or she must ensure that the
documents required by this Act to be filed with a deposited plan are filed
with the new plan.
(3) Where the
amendment affects the delineation of lots or common property to only a minor
extent (to be prescribed by regulation) the Registrar-General may dispense
with one or more of the following—
(a) the
consent of the holder of a registered encumbrance;
(b) the
endorsement of the scheme description by the relevant development authority;
(c) the
certificate from the Development Assessment Commission under section 51
of the Development Act 1993 ;
(d) the
certificate from a licensed surveyor;
(e) the
certificate from a land valuer.
(4) Subject to this
Division, the provisions of Part 3 apply to, and in relation to, the amendment
or substitution of a plan of community division under this Division as if the
application for amendment of the plan were an application for division under
that Part and the amendment or substitution of the plan were the deposit of
the plan as amended in the Lands Titles Registration Office.