Section 195E — Conveyancing Act 1919 (NSW)

Recording of plans which are not to be registered

(1) On lodgment of a type of plan which the Registrar-General is not by law required to register, the Registrar-General may record the plan and may do so in such manner as the Registrar-General thinks appropriate.
(2) The Registrar-General may refuse to record and may reject a plan lodged under section 195A(3) or the lodgment of which might have been refused under section 195B even though the Registrar-General accepted lodgment of the plan.

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Related sections

s 195B — Refusal to accept lodgment
s 195C — Form and certification of plans
s 195D — Signatures and consents
s 195F — Certain plans to be in registrable form
s 195G — Registration of plans
s 195H — Amendment or replacement of plans

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