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Part I As to the Registration of Real Estates, and the Title thereto
Proceedings to obtain Registration of a Title as indefeasible
17. Any question as to true construction of any deed, &c. to be referred by registrar to a judge of Court of Chancery.
18. Registrar may refer in record of title to deed, &c. for estates of parties.
19. Persons entitled to principal money, &c. not to be entered in record of title unless registrar thinks fit.
Part II Simplification of Title by Judicial Sales
43. Court shall provide for examination of title, &c. before making order for sale.
48. Applicant for sale and his solicitor may be examined concerning title before vesting order made.
49. Where sales are made under 20 Vict. c. 120, the Court may make order as under this Act.
50. Vesting order to confer on person in whom land is vested an estate in fee simple, with all rights, &c.
57. Vesting order to direct entry on register. Contents of vesting order.
58. Registration with a qualified title not to affect prior claims.
Part III As to the Transfer of Registered Land
64. Attendance of parties at registry office on sale, &c. of registered land.
66. Forms of conveyance in schedule as effectual as other forms.
69. Registrar, at request of holder, to compare certificate with registry.
70. Registered proprietors desirous of selling, &c. may obtain special land certificate.
75. On conveyance of estate, &c. on register, deed or copy to be sent to registrar.
76. When deed received by registrar, estate created to be deemed duly registered.
78. Where estate transmitted to any person by descent, such person to be registered.
81. Memorial of will may be registered instead of copy thereof.
88. No dealing with registered land effectual until stamp and ad valorem duties paid.
Part IV General Provisions to facilitate Registration
89. Money charge not ascertained, &c. may be referred to judge at chambers.
90. Judge may order money not distributable, &c. to be paid into Court of Chancery.
92. Judge may decide questions of priority of incumbrances, &c.