Section 80 of Land Registration Act 2012: Rectification by order of Court

(1) Subject to the provisions of this Act and of any written law relating to the limitation of actions, any person suffering damage by reason of— (a) any rectification of the register under this Act;...

An indemnity awarded in respect of the loss of any interest in land, shall not exceed— (a) the value of the interest at the time when the mistake or omission which caused the damage was made, if the...

The Court may, on the application of any interested party, may determine whether a right of indemnity has arisen under this Part and, award indemnity, and may add any costs and expenses properly...

If any funds are paid by way of indemnity under this Part, the Cabinet Secretary shall be entitled to recover by suit or otherwise the amount so paid from any person who has caused or substantially...

(1) A claim to indemnity shall not arise between the national or county government and a proprietor, and no suit shall be maintained on account of any surplus or deficiency in the area or measurement...

(1) If any question arises with regard to the exercise of any power or the performance of any duty conferred or imposed on the Registrar by this Act, the Registrar or any aggrieved person shall state...

(1) If this Act requires that a person be given an opportunity to be heard before a particular thing is to be, or may be done, that person shall be deemed to have been given such an...

(1) The prescribed fees shall be payable in respect of a certificate of title, certificate of lease, searches, survey plans, printed forms and all other matters connected with registration, and the...

Unpaid fees or expenses incurred by the Registrar shall constitute a debt due and shall be a civil debt recoverable summarily.

An order for the payment of a sum of money made by the Registrar under any power conferred by this Act shall be deemed to be a decree of the High Court and shall be enforceable as such.

(1) In this Act, co-tenancy means the ownership of land by two or more persons in undivided shares and includes joint tenancy or tenancy in common. (2) Except as otherwise provided in this Act, if...

1) Each co-tenant of land shall be entitled to receive a copy of the certificate of title of that land. (2) The Registrar, on application by co-tenant in the prescribed form, shall issue a copy of...

(1) Subject to the law on matrimonial property, if a spouse obtains land for the co-ownership and use of both spouses or, all the spouses— (a) there shall be a presumption that the spouses shall...

(1) Any of the tenants in common may, with the consent of all the tenants in common, make an application, in the prescribed form, to the Registrar for the partition of land occupied in common and...

(1) If the land sought to be partitioned is capable of being partitioned generally, and the tenants in common have agreed on the partition, but the resultant share of any particular tenant would be...

(1) If for any reason the land sought to be partitioned is incapable of being partitioned, or the partition would adversely affect the proper use of the land, and the applicant for partition or one or...

(1) If any undivided share in land or a lease held by tenants in common is subject to a charge, a partition of that land or lease shall not be registered by the Registrar unless the lender’s written...

1) An owner of land or a lessor may, by an instrument in the prescribed form, grant an easement over the land, lease or a part of that land to the owner of another parcel of land or a lessee for the...

(1) Subject to subsection (3), an easement granted or an analogous right created under this Part may be cancelled by the person occupying the dominant land. (2) Any cancellation pursuant to...

(1) The benefit of an easement, or an analogous right granted under this Part shall be enjoyed, during the term of its existence, by the owner of the dominant land, any successors in title and...

The Environment and Land Court established by the Environment and Land Court Act, 2011 No. 19 of 2011 has jurisdiction to hear and determine disputes, actions and proceedings concerning land under...

(1) The Cabinet Secretary may prescribe the rates of fees payable for any matters in respect of which, by this Act, prescribed fees are required to be paid by any person and shall keep such fees under...

(1) A person who— (a) knowingly makes a false statement, orally or in writing, in connection with a disposition or other transaction affecting land or any other matter arising under this Act,...

(1) A register maintained under any of the repealed Acts shall, on the commencement of this Act, be deemed to be the land register for the corresponding registration unit established under this...

(1) On the effective date, the following provisions shall apply in respect of every parcel of land, the title to land which is already registered under the repealed Acts— (a) if the title to a parcel...

(1) On the effective date, the repealed Acts shall cease to apply to a parcel of land to which this Act applies. (2) Nothing in this Act shall affect the rights, liabilities and remedies of the...

(1) Unless the contrary is specifically provided for in this Act, any right, interest, title, power, or obligation acquired, accrued, established, coming into force or exercisable before the...

Until the Cabinet Secretary makes the regulations contemplated under section 110, any rules, or other administrative acts made, given, issued or undertaken before the commencement of this Act under...

The written laws set out in the Schedule are repealed.

1) The Cabinet Secretary shall make regulations prescribing anything which may be prescribed under this Act generally and for the better carrying into effect the purposes and provisions of this Act...