Tasmanian Consolidated Acts
(1) The Recorder, on application for that purpose and proof to his satisfaction that a certificate of title or duplicate grant has been lost, mislaid, or destroyed, may, subject to such advertisement, notice, or indemnity as he requires, issue a new certificate of title, and where he issues a new certificate of title he shall record on the relevant folio of the Register that he has done so pursuant to this section.
(2) Where a new certificate of title is issued under subsection (1), the new certificate of title shall be produced to the Recorder whenever production of the certificate of title or duplicate grant is required.
(3) If a folio of the Register or registered dealing forming part of the Register is lost or destroyed, or so obliterated as to become illegible, the Recorder may create a substituted folio or dealing from such evidence as is available to him as to the contents of and entries upon the original, and where he creates a substituted folio or dealing he shall record on it that it is a substituted folio or dealing.
(4) Where a substituted folio or dealing is created under subsection (3), the substituted folio or dealing shall be used for all purposes in place of the original folio or dealing.
(5) The Recorder, on application for that purpose and proof to his satisfaction that a duplicate registered dealing has been lost or destroyed, may, subject to such advertisement, notice, or indemnity as he requires, issue a substituted duplicate registered dealing in place of the lost duplicate, and where he issues a substituted duplicate registered dealing he shall record on the original dealing that the substituted duplicate has been issued.
(6) Where a substituted duplicate registered dealing is issued under subsection (5), the substituted duplicate shall be produced to the Recorder whenever production of the duplicate registered dealing is required.