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Where is the concept of indefeasibility embodied in the Land Title Act 1994 (QLD)?

Section 38 of the Land Title Act 1994 (Qld) supports this view in that an indefeasible title for a lot is the current particulars recorded in the freehold land register (i.e., the electronic register).

What is Section 162 of the Land Title Act 1994?

Justices of the Peace must be aware of their obligations under section 162 of the Land Title Act 1994. Authorised witnesses must take reasonable steps to verify the identity of the signatory, take reasonable steps to ensure the individual is entitled to sign the document, and retain records for a period of seven years.

What is the 66 of the Land Title Act 1994?

66 Validity of lease or amendment of lease against mortgagee A lease or amendment of a lease executed after registration of a mortgage of a lot is valid against the mortgagee only if the mortgagee consents to the lease or amendment before its registration.

What are the obligations when witnessing a Land Title Act 1994 QLD document?

In addition to verifying the identity of the person signing the form, witnessing officers are also legally required to take reasonable steps to ensure the person signing the form is entitled to do so. They must keep a record of the steps taken or evidence of doing this.