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Acts relating to registry of deeds not to apply to recorded land.
Memorial as to recorded land to be filed in registry of deeds office.
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16. The provisions of the several Acts of Parliament now in force relating to the registry of deeds in Ireland shall cease to be applicable to any land so soon as it has been placed on the record under the provisions of this Act, and so long as it remains thereon; and the said several Acts shall not be applicable to any lease, charge or incumbrance on the record, so far as the same affects any recorded estate: Provided always, that so soon as any conveyance or declaration of title has been recorded under this Act, a memorial of the placing of the land or lease on the record shall be prepared, specifying the recorded ownership and full description of the lands, which memorial shall be certified under the seal of the Court, and shall be forthwith handed to the registrar of the registry of deeds in Ireland; and such registrar is hereby authorized and directed to file such memorial, when duly verified, in the same way as memorials of deeds, and shall receive such fees thereon as now chargeable for memorials of deeds, and the said registrar shall duly enter in the registry the name of the said owner, and the description of the lands, and shall make the usual return on any requisition, as with regard to memorials of deeds. Such memorial, when registered, shall be conclusive evidence of the several matters therein contained.
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