Section 50 — Conveyancing Act 1919 (NSW)

(1) Every right of entry, contingent remainder, and every contingent or executory or future estate, right, or interest, or possibility coupled with an interest, in property, may be conveyed by deed.
(2) Any conveyance of a present right of entry in any land, other than a conveyance to the person in possession thereof, and any covenant or agreement for, or promise of a conveyance (other than as aforesaid) of the same shall be void as against the person in possession or those claiming under him or her unless the person conveying or covenanting, agreeing, or promising to convey, or the person through whom he or she claims has been in possession of the land within twelve months from the date of the conveyance, covenant, agreement or promise.
(3) Sections two and four of the Imperial Act thirty-two, Henry the Eighth, chapter nine (known as The Bill of Bracery and Buying of Titles), are hereby repealed so far as the same apply to New South Wales.

Related sections

• s 45A — Reservation of easements etc in conveyances of land
• s 46 — In conveyance use of word grant unnecessary
• s 47 — Words of limitation in fee
• s 51A — Execution of instruments by or on behalf of corporations
• s 52 — Application of Part 4 to land under Real Property Act 1900
• s 52A — Contracts for sale of land

Research how courts apply s 50

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