Real Property

Registered freehold interests, leasehold interests, strata interests, mortgage, easements and covenant may be subject to post-registration requirements based on the nature of the registered interest and its lifecycle.

Some examples of such filings with the Registration Authority are as follows (this list is not exhaustive):

• A registered interest in real property, may be conveyed by registering a transfer
• A registered lease may be varied by registering an instrument of variation of the lease
• A registered lease may be terminated or surrendered by registering an instrument of termination or surrender, whichever is applicable
• A registered mortgage may be varied by registering an instrument varying the mortgage
• A registered mortgage may be discharged by registering a discharge of mortgage
• On application by a registered mortgagee, the Court may make an order for foreclosure
• A registered easement may be varied or wholly or partly extinguished by registering a variation or release of easement
• A registered easement may be cancelled by registering a cancellation of easement
• The Court may, on application by any person interested in real property burdened by an easement, make an order wholly or partly varying or extinguishing the easement
• A registered covenant may be varied or wholly or partly released by registering a variation or release of covenant
• The Court may, on the application of any person interested in real property burdened by a covenant, make an order wholly or partly varying or extinguishing the covenant
• A caveat may be withdrawn by lodging a request to withdraw it
• A registered caveat may be removed by the order of the Court