When a court makes an order, the court's Registrar must give a copy to the other Registrar. The Registrar who gets the copy must then change the register to follow the court's order. You need to know that the register will be updated to match what the court decided.
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56: Court must not make order if estate or interest transferred to third person, or
"Court can't make order if you've given your property to someone else"
58: Compensation for loss or damage resulting from Registrar's error or from system failure, or
"Getting paid back if the Registrar makes a mistake or a system fails"
The Registrar of the court must serve a copy of the order on the Registrar.
The Registrar must, on receiving a copy of the order, make the alterations to the register required to give effect to the order.
