Section 187 — Conveyancing Act 1919 (NSW)

There may also be registered in the General Register of Deeds in the way required by the lodgment rules—
(a) any order affecting the title to land, or restricting the right of dealing with or the use of land or any buildings thereon or creating a charge over land, made by any court,
(b) any charge upon land (not being in respect of a rate or tax) imposed by or under the provisions of any Act of Parliament for securing to any person either the moneys spent by the person (with or without interest) or the costs, charges, and expenses incurred by the person under such Act, or the moneys advanced by the person (with or without interest) for repaying the moneys spent and the costs, charges, and expenses incurred by any other person or the Crown under the authority of an Act of Parliament, and
(c) any order, award, determination, or notification made under the provisions of any Act of Parliament of the State or Commonwealth by any local or other authority restricting the right of dealing with land or the use of land, or any buildings thereon, or prescribing any act to be done thereon or in relation thereto.

Related sections

• s 184I — Correction of Register
• s 184J — Provisions respecting certain Crown grants
• s 186 — Writs and orders under judgments or relating to legal proceedings
• s 188 — Protection of purchasers against non-registered writs etc
• s 189 — Judgments not to be a charge on land until writ or order registered
• s 190 — Charge on land to include expenses of registration

Research how courts apply s 187

BriefBridge searches NSW and High Court caselaw by meaning — every answer cited to the paragraph.