12(1)Where the registrar is satisfied that the application is complete, the registrar shall forward the application to the Registrar General.

12(2)Where the registrar is not satisfied that the application is complete, the registrar may reject the application and notify the applicant or the applicant’s agent of the rejection.

12(3)An applicant may, upon such terms as to the registrar or the Registrar General seem proper, withdraw his application as to the whole or any part of the land described therein at any time prior to the issue of the certificate of registered ownership.

12(9)When a title to land is registered subject to one or more interests pursuant to an order of the Registrar General under subsection (16), the registrar shall deal with the instruments evidencing the interests in the manner set out in section 18 in order of their priorities at the time of the registration and he shall not accept for registration any other instrument in respect of or affecting the same land until he has so dealt with the instruments.

12(10)When a title to land is registered subject to an interest pursuant to an order of the Registrar General under subsection (16) and the instrument evidencing the interest is registered in accordance with subsection 18(12) or in the manner prescribed, the instrument shall, notwithstanding anything in this Act relating to that type of instrument, continue to have the same force and effect as it would have if it were recorded under the Registry Act until the instrument lapses or is withdrawn or the registration is otherwise terminated by law.

12(16)Where the registrar has forwarded an application to the Registrar General under subsection (1), the Registrar General may, in reliance on the information contained in the certificate of title provided under paragraph 11(2)(b), make an order directing the registrar to register the title to the land.

12(17)The order referred to in subsection (16) shall be given to the registrar.

12(1)Where the registrar is satisfied that the application is complete, the registrar shall forward the application to the Registrar General.

12(2)Where the registrar is not satisfied that the application is complete, the registrar may reject the application and notify the applicant or the applicant’s agent of the rejection.

12(3)An applicant may, upon such terms as to the registrar or the Registrar General seem proper, withdraw his application as to the whole or any part of the land described therein at any time prior to the issue of the certificate of registered ownership.

12(9)When a title to land is registered subject to one or more interests pursuant to an order of the Registrar General under subsection (16), the registrar shall deal with the instruments evidencing the interests in the manner set out in section 18 in order of their priorities at the time of the registration and he shall not accept for registration any other instrument in respect of or affecting the same land until he has so dealt with the instruments.

12(10)When a title to land is registered subject to an interest pursuant to an order of the Registrar General under subsection (16) and the instrument evidencing the interest is registered in accordance with subsection 18(12) or in the manner prescribed, the instrument shall, notwithstanding anything in this Act relating to that type of instrument, continue to have the same force and effect as it would have if it were recorded under the Registry Act until the instrument lapses or is withdrawn or the registration is otherwise terminated by law.

12(16)Where the registrar has forwarded an application to the Registrar General under subsection (1), the Registrar General may, in reliance on the information contained in the certificate of title provided under paragraph 11(2)(b), make an order directing the registrar to register the title to the land.

12(17)The order referred to in subsection (16) shall be given to the registrar.