Section 209 — Conveyancing Act 1919 (NSW)

(1) An application for information to be provided by a participating party (whether in the form of a certificate, an answer to an inquiry or otherwise) can, in the case of information recorded in the Central Register on behalf of the participating party, be made to the Registrar-General as agent for the participating party. The application is taken to have been made to the participating party.
(2) When the Registrar-General provides information in response to such an application, the Registrar-General provides the information as agent for and on behalf of the participating party and the information is, for all purposes, taken to have been provided by the participating party.
(3) The information can be provided in the form of a statement or certificate or in such other form as may be appropriate to the nature of the application.

Related sections

• s 206 — Establishment of the Central Register
• s 207 — Recording information in the Central Register
• s 208 — Access to information in the Central Register
• s 210 — Fees
• s 211 — Protection from liability
• s 212 — Agreements

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