Section 6B — Conveyancing Act 1919 (NSW)

(1) The regulations may prescribe the following—
(a) functions under this Act, the regulations or another law for which a fee may be charged and the amount of the fee,
(b) the fees to be paid for the exercise of titling and registry functions.
(2) A prescribed fee must be paid before the function is exercised unless otherwise agreed between the person exercising the function and the person responsible for paying the fee.
(3) The fee prescribed for a titling and registry function is, if the function is undertaken by the authorised operator, the maximum fee that may be charged for the function.
(4) This section operates in addition to a provision of this Act or another law that allows for the prescribing of a fee.
(5) In this section—
authorised operator has the same meaning as in the Land and Property Information NSW (Authorised Transaction) Act 2016.

Related sections

• s 5 — Restriction on validation of instruments
• s 6 — Application of Act to Real Property Act 1900 and other Acts
• s 6A — Application of Act to electronic form plans and other documents
• s 6C — Electronic form documents and signatures
• s 7 — Definitions
• s 7A — Current plan

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