Western Australian Consolidated Acts Western Australian Consolidated Acts (1) When the local
government serves a written notice under section 411(1), the local
government shall, in or with a memorial in the prescribed form, deliver a copy
of the written notice to the Registrar of Titles, or to the Registrar of
Deeds, as the case requires, who, without payment of a fee, shall register the
memorial and endorse or note the title and land register or record, in respect
of the land on which the building stands.
(2) When the memorial
is registered the Registrar of Titles, or the Registrar of Deeds, as the case
requires, is prohibited from registering and from accepting for registration
an instrument affecting the land without the consent of the local government,
until the land ceases under subsection (3) to be bound by this
subsection.
(3) When the
contravention, in respect of which the written notice was served, ceases, the
local government shall deliver to the Registrar of Titles, or to the Registrar
of Deeds, as the case requires, a certificate signed and dated by the chief
executive officer, certifying that the contravention has ceased and the
Registrar of Titles, or the Registrar of Deeds, as the case requires, shall
endorse the title and land register or record to that effect and when the
certificate is so noted, the land ceases to be bound by subsection (2).
[Section 412A inserted by No. 81 of 1972
s. 9; amended by No. 14 of 1996 s. 4.]