The Registrar has to keep the Registrar's minutes from the Land Transfer Act 1952. You can think of these minutes like a record of what the Registrar does. The Registrar can update these minutes to show what action they took to comply with certain requirements. The Registrar's minutes are not part of the official register. You should know that the Registrar's minutes are kept separately from the register.
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The Registrar must retain the Registrar's minutes kept under section 193 of the Land Transfer Act 1952.
The Registrar may update the Registrar's minutes to record the action taken to comply with requisitions or requirements relating to any limited certificate of title.
The Registrar's minutes do not form part of the register.
