9(1)A registrar shall, upon request and payment of the prescribed fee, permit the inspection and furnish under his seal copies of records that are in his custody or that are obtainable by him from any other land titles office and every such copy shall, in any action or proceeding, be received as evidence and have the same force and effect as if the original of that record were produced.

9(1.1)Notwithstanding subsection (1), a registrar shall not be required to permit the inspection or furnish under his seal copies of records that are contained in or accompany an application made under section 11.

9(2)All records and copies of records that are required or permitted by law to be kept or held by a registrar, the Registrar General or the Director of Surveys appointed under the Surveys Act and accurate reproductions of such records or copies thereof shall be admissible in evidence in any court as proof of the contents thereof if certified as correct by the proper officer without proof of the official character of the person or persons appearing to have signed the same, and without further proof thereof.

9(3)In this section “records” means any information set down by handwriting, drawing, typewriting, printing, photostating, photographing, magnetic impulse, mechanical or electronic recording, or other manner of setting down information for the purpose of data compilation and storage and includes a printout from a computer or similar device in a form which may be understood whether the printout is the result of a process of data retrieval or a replica of data stored.

9(1)A registrar shall, upon request and payment of the prescribed fee, permit the inspection and furnish under his seal copies of records that are in his custody or that are obtainable by him from any other land titles office and every such copy shall, in any action or proceeding, be received as evidence and have the same force and effect as if the original of that record were produced.

9(1.1)Notwithstanding subsection (1), a registrar shall not be required to permit the inspection or furnish under his seal copies of records that are contained in or accompany an application made under section 11.

9(2)All records and copies of records that are required or permitted by law to be kept or held by a registrar, the Registrar General or the Director of Surveys appointed under the Surveys Act and accurate reproductions of such records or copies thereof shall be admissible in evidence in any court as proof of the contents thereof if certified as correct by the proper officer without proof of the official character of the person or persons appearing to have signed the same, and without further proof thereof.

9(3)In this section “records” means any information set down by handwriting, drawing, typewriting, printing, photostating, photographing, magnetic impulse, mechanical or electronic recording, or other manner of setting down information for the purpose of data compilation and storage and includes a printout from a computer or similar device in a form which may be understood whether the printout is the result of a process of data retrieval or a replica of data stored.