79(1)In this section “decision” means decision, act, omission, refusal, determination, direction or order.

79(2)Any person who is dissatisfied with a decision of the Registrar General or a registrar may require the Registrar General or the registrar, as the case may be, to provide to him within a reasonable time written reasons for the decision.

79(3)Any person who desires rectification of the title register under section 70 or who is dissatisfied with a decision of the Registrar General or a registrar may make an application to the court stating the reason for the desired rectification or the grounds of dissatisfaction with the decision and the relief or remedy sought.

79(4)Before making an application to the court under this section the proposed applicant shall give to the Registrar General a notice of proposed application in prescribed form accompanied by a copy of the proposed application.

79(5)Upon receipt of the notice referred to in subsection (4), the Registrar General shall forthwith give a copy of the notice to the registrar for the district in which any land affected by the proposed application is situated and the registrar shall upon receipt make a notation of the notice in the title register and after such receipt any dealing with the land affected by the proposed application is subject to such notice.

79(6)An application to the court under this section shall not affect a disposition for valuable consideration made in good faith and registered before receipt of notice of the application by the registrar under subsection (5).

79(7)An application to the court under this section may not be made after the expiration of thirty days from the giving of the notice under subsection (4) or after such greater or lesser period as the court may order.

79(8)In hearing an application under this section the court may hear and consider any relevant evidence whether or not it would be admissible under the rules of evidence.

79(9)Subject to section 71, the court may make such order in respect of the application and as to costs as the circumstances of the case require.

79(1)In this section “decision” means decision, act, omission, refusal, determination, direction or order.

79(2)Any person who is dissatisfied with a decision of the Registrar General or a registrar may require the Registrar General or the registrar, as the case may be, to provide to him within a reasonable time written reasons for the decision.

79(3)Any person who desires rectification of the title register under section 70 or who is dissatisfied with a decision of the Registrar General or a registrar may make an application to the court stating the reason for the desired rectification or the grounds of dissatisfaction with the decision and the relief or remedy sought.

79(4)Before making an application to the court under this section the proposed applicant shall give to the Registrar General a notice of proposed application in prescribed form accompanied by a copy of the proposed application.

79(5)Upon receipt of the notice referred to in subsection (4), the Registrar General shall forthwith give a copy of the notice to the registrar for the district in which any land affected by the proposed application is situated and the registrar shall upon receipt make a notation of the notice in the title register and after such receipt any dealing with the land affected by the proposed application is subject to such notice.

79(6)An application to the court under this section shall not affect a disposition for valuable consideration made in good faith and registered before receipt of notice of the application by the registrar under subsection (5).

79(7)An application to the court under this section may not be made after the expiration of thirty days from the giving of the notice under subsection (4) or after such greater or lesser period as the court may order.

79(8)In hearing an application under this section the court may hear and consider any relevant evidence whether or not it would be admissible under the rules of evidence.

79(9)Subject to section 71, the court may make such order in respect of the application and as to costs as the circumstances of the case require.

79(1)In this section “decision” means decision, act, omission, refusal, determination, direction or order.

79(2)Any person who is dissatisfied with a decision of the Registrar General or a registrar may require the Registrar General or the registrar, as the case may be, to provide to him within a reasonable time written reasons for the decision.

79(3)Any person who desires rectification of the title register under section 70 or who is dissatisfied with a decision of the Registrar General or a registrar may make an application to the court stating the reason for the desired rectification or the grounds of dissatisfaction with the decision and the relief or remedy sought.

79(4)Before making an application to the court under this section the proposed applicant shall give to the Registrar General a notice of proposed application in prescribed form accompanied by a copy of the proposed application.

79(5)Upon receipt of the notice referred to in subsection (4), the Registrar General shall forthwith give a copy of the notice to the registrar for the district in which any land affected by the proposed application is situated and the registrar shall upon receipt make a notation of the notice in the title register and after such receipt any dealing with the land affected by the proposed application is subject to such notice.

79(6)An application to the court under this section shall not affect a disposition for valuable consideration made in good faith and registered before receipt of notice of the application by the registrar under subsection (5).

79(7)An application to the court under this section may not be made after the expiration of thirty days from the giving of the notice under subsection (4) or after such greater or lesser period as the court may order.

79(8)In hearing an application under this section the court may hear and consider any relevant evidence whether or not it would be admissible under the rules of evidence.

79(9)Subject to section 71, the court may make such order in respect of the application and as to costs as the circumstances of the case require.