Racing Industry Act 2020

Racing - Racing New Zealand, racing codes, and racing clubs - Racing clubs

22: Restriction on dealing must be recorded on record of title

You could also call this:

“Special rule for land with racing venues must be written on official records”

If you own land that has a racing venue, there’s a special rule you need to know about. This rule says that you can’t do certain things with the land without getting permission first.

The person in charge of keeping track of who owns land (called the Registrar-General) has to write down on the official record that this rule applies to your land. They do this after they get a message from the racing code that looks after your type of racing.

The Registrar-General also has to remove this note from the record if they’re told to. This helps everyone know if the special rule still applies to the land or not.

This rule is part of section 21 of the law, and it’s there to make sure racing venues are protected.

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22Restriction on dealing must be recorded on record of title

  1. This section applies in respect of any land comprising a racing venue to which section 21 applies.

  2. The Registrar-General must, as soon as practicable after receiving notification from the relevant racing code, record on or remove from the record of title for the land that it is subject to section 21(1).