Tasmanian Consolidated Acts Tasmanian Consolidated Acts
(1) The Recorder may on or after the appointed day cause notice to be given to any person requiring him, within a time specified in the notice, not being a time less than 30 days from the date of the notice –
(a) to inform the Recorder in writing whether he claims an estate or interest in land (not being registered land) specified in the notice;
(b) where he claims an estate or interest by virtue of an assurance or other disposition or by devolution in law –
(i) to furnish to the Recorder a statement in an approved form; and
(ii) to produce to the Recorder all instruments constituting or in any way affecting his title to the land which are in his possession or under his control or in the possession or under the control of the mortgagee of the land except any instruments which a purchaser would not be entitled to require pursuant to section 35 of the Conveyancing and Law of Property Act 1884; and
(c) where he claims an estate by the operation of a statute of limitations, to furnish to the Recorder such evidence in support of that claim as he possesses.
(2) Where the Recorder has given notice under subsection (1) he may bring any land specified in the notice under this Act by creating a folio of the Register for that land.
(3) The Recorder shall, as far as possible, use his powers under this section so that by the operation of sections 17 and 18 and this section all land (other than Crown land) which is not registered land shall be brought under this Act within 10 years after the appointed day.