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Where the holder of a conservation burden does not have a completed title—
(a)title may be completed by the holder registering a notice of title; or
(b)without completing title, the holder may grant—
(i)under section 39 of this Act, a deed assigning the right to the burden; or
(ii)under section 48 of this Act, a deed discharging, in whole or in part, the burden,
but unless the deed is one to which section 15(3) of the 1979 Act (circumstances where unnecessary to deduce title) applies, it shall be necessary, in the deed, to deduce title to the burden through the midcouples linking the holder to the person who had the last completed title.
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