40(1)A judgment creditor who wishes to register a judgment for the recovery of money against registered land shall file an application in prescribed form with the registrar.
40(2)The registration of a judgment does not have the effect of severing a joint tenancy.
40(3)An application to register a judgment against registered land shall not be considered to be incomplete or in improper form only by reason that
(a)
the name of the judgment debtor is not in the exact form or spelled in the same manner as the name of the registered owner of the land against which the judgment is to be registered,
(b)
the land described therein is registered in the name of the judgment debtor and one or more additional persons, unless one or more of such additional persons have names similar to that of the judgment debtor,
(c)
the judgment debtor holds a leasehold or life interest in the land against which the judgment is to be registered, or
(d)
the judgment names as the judgment debtor
(i)
the estate of the registered owner, or
(ii)
a person acting in the capacity of personal representative of the registered owner.
40(4)An application may be made in respect of more than one parcel of registered land.
40(5)Every application shall have annexed thereto a copy of the judgment.
40(6)Where the registrar is satisfied that the application is in order, he shall register the judgment.
40(1)A judgment creditor who wishes to register a memorial of judgment for the recovery of money against registered land shall file an application in prescribed form with the registrar.
40(2)The registration of a memorial of judgment does not have the effect of severing a joint tenancy.
40(3)An application to register a memorial of judgment against registered land shall not be considered to be incomplete or in improper form only by reason that
(a)
the name of the judgment debtor is not in the exact form or spelled in the same manner as the name of the registered owner of the land against which the memorial of judgment is to be registered; or
(b)
the land described therein is registered in the name of the judgment debtor and one or more additional persons, unless one or more of such additional persons have names similar to that of the judgment debtor.
40(4)An application may be made in respect of more than one parcel of registered land.
40(5)Every application shall have annexed thereto a copy of the memorial of judgment.
40(6)Where the registrar is satisfied that the application is in order, he shall register the memorial of judgment.
40(1)A judgment creditor who wishes to register a memorial of judgment for the recovery of money against registered land shall file an application in prescribed form with the registrar.
40(2)The registration of a memorial of judgment does not have the effect of severing a joint tenancy.
40(3)An application to register a memorial of judgment against registered land shall not be considered to be incomplete or in improper form only by reason that
(a)
the name of the judgment debtor is not in the exact form or spelled in the same manner as the name of the registered owner of the land against which the memorial of judgment is to be registered; or
(b)
the land described therein is registered in the name of the judgment debtor and one or more additional persons, unless one or more of such additional persons have names similar to that of the judgment debtor.
40(4)An application may be made in respect of more than one parcel of registered land.
40(5)Every application shall have annexed thereto a copy of the memorial of judgment.
40(6)Where the registrar is satisfied that the application is in order, he shall register the memorial of judgment.