Section 23K — Conveyancing Act 1919 (NSW)

(1) The Registrar-General may refuse to register a transaction with respect to a lot in a plan of subdivision for lease purposes unless it comprises—
(a) the lease of the whole of the lot for a period that, including the period of any option to renew, does not exceed 40 years, or
(b) the transfer, conveyance, sublease, variation or mortgage of a leasehold interest so created.
(2) This section does not apply to an agreement with respect to land the subject of a proposed plan of subdivision for lease purposes, but the agreement is taken to be conditional on the registration of the proposed plan.

Related sections

• s 23H — Definitions
• s 23I — Transactions
• s 23J — Definition
• s 24 — Person may assure property to himself or herself, or to himself or herself and others
• s 25 — Power for corporations to hold property as joint tenants
• s 26 — Construction of conveyance etc of any property beneficially to two or more persons together

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