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L-1.1 - Land Titles Act

Section 10.1
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Parcel identifiers and descriptions of land
10.1(1)The registrar may assign a parcel identifier to any parcel of land.
10.1(2)The registrar may, on the application of any person, associate a description of a parcel of land with its parcel identifier if
(a) the description of the parcel meets the prescribed standards, and
(b) the application is accompanied by evidence satisfactory to the registrar that a transfer of the entirety of the parcel would not contravene the Community Planning Act.
10.1(3)The registrar may, on his or her initiative, associate a description of a parcel of land with its parcel identifier if
(a) the description of the parcel meets the prescribed standards, and
(b) the registrar is satisfied on the basis of instruments that have been filed or registered, or records maintained, under the Registry Act or this Act, that a transfer of the entirety of the parcel would not contravene the Community Planning Act.
10.1(4)Where a description of a parcel of land does not meet the prescribed standards, the Registrar General may direct the registrar to associate that description with the parcel identifier assigned to that parcel if the Registrar General is satisfied
(a) that the land can be properly and adequately identified for the purposes of this Act by reference to that description, and
(b) that a transfer of the entirety of the parcel would not contravene the Community Planning Act.
10.1(5)If a parcel of land is altered by subdivision, consolidation or other change, the registrar may
(a) with respect to that parcel,
(i) amend the description associated with the parcel identifier assigned to that parcel, or
(ii) mark as retired the parcel identifier assigned to that parcel, and
(b) with respect to any newly created parcel, associate a description with the parcel identifier assigned to that parcel.
1998, c.38, s.2
Parcel identifiers and descriptions of land
10.1(1)The registrar may assign a parcel identifier to any parcel of land.
10.1(2)The registrar may, on the application of any person, associate a description of a parcel of land with its parcel identifier if
(a) the description of the parcel meets the prescribed standards, and
(b) the application is accompanied by evidence satisfactory to the registrar that a transfer of the entirety of the parcel would not contravene the Community Planning Act.
10.1(3)The registrar may, on his or her initiative, associate a description of a parcel of land with its parcel identifier if
(a) the description of the parcel meets the prescribed standards, and
(b) the registrar is satisfied on the basis of instruments that have been filed or registered, or records maintained, under the Registry Act or this Act, that a transfer of the entirety of the parcel would not contravene the Community Planning Act.
10.1(4)Where a description of a parcel of land does not meet the prescribed standards, the Registrar General may direct the registrar to associate that description with the parcel identifier assigned to that parcel if the Registrar General is satisfied
(a) that the land can be properly and adequately identified for the purposes of this Act by reference to that description, and
(b) that a transfer of the entirety of the parcel would not contravene the Community Planning Act.
10.1(5)If a parcel of land is altered by subdivision, consolidation or other change, the registrar may
(a) with respect to that parcel,
(i) amend the description associated with the parcel identifier assigned to that parcel, or
(ii) mark as retired the parcel identifier assigned to that parcel, and
(b) with respect to any newly created parcel, associate a description with the parcel identifier assigned to that parcel.
1998, c.38, s.2