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- Each square parcel within the township is known as a "section" each being one mile square and consisting of 640 acres each. Title to each section may be further subdivided either into half-mile square 160-acre "quarters" and 40-acre sixteenths ("legal subdivisions" or LSD's).
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The following procedure is designed to accomplish this for any property converted to the automated land titles system with a qualified title. It provides a process, under section 46 of the Land Titles Act, for a registered owner to apply to upgrade their title from qualified to absolute.
In the Ontario Land Titles System, the Ontario government guarantees that title (ownership and encumbrances) to each parcel of real property registered in the system is as shown on the parcel register for that parcel, subject to certain qualifications set out in the legislation.
- Background
- Deleting “Subject to Interest” and Documents
- Registry Documents
- Description Notices
- Reference Plans
- Covenants to Indemnify The Land Titles Assurance Fund
During the automation process, Registry records are administratively converted to Land Titles under the authority of subsection 32(1) of the Land Titles Act (LTA). The following procedures have, for the most part, been previously contained in a variety of materials and forms and this Bulletin is being issued to update and consolidate those procedur...
Deleting “subject to interest” and documents that are believed to be no longer applicable but brought forward on conversion will, for the most part, require the registrant to prepare and register a document. In the electronic registration environment an Application (General) document type is required. In the non-electronic environment, an Applicati...
It has been the usual practice not to reference Registry documents in the Land Titles system however, there are occasions when it is permissible for Registry instruments to be cited on LTCQ parcels. For example, it is acceptable to register documents on LTCQparcels which reference Registry registration numbers (where applicable, GRs, deposits, etc....
Description notices may be generated at the time of conversion of LTCQ properties. They are added to property descriptions to ensure users of the land registration system are aware of issues that were revealed during the review of the records prior to conversion. The issues did not warrant a non-convert but a concern remained with the description t...
Reference plans will generally not be used to describe a LTCQproperty unless they have been used in a transaction. If a plan has been deposited and not used, registrants have the option of re-describing the property using the reference plan in a subsequent transfer or the submission of an application to amend the parcel requesting the Land Registra...
Land Registrars are reminded that pursuant to Section 55 of the LTA, the Land Registrar may require any applicant for registration to provide a bond or covenant to indemnify the Land Titles Assurance Fund. As set out in Ontario Regulation 690 under the Land Titles Act, a bond shall be in Form 53 and a covenant in Form 54. Bulletin 2004-04 is hereby...
A Section is made up of 4 Quarter Sections. The Quarters in a Section are described as the North East (NE), North West (NW), South East (SE) and South West (SW) Quarters. Each Quarter Section is approximately 160 acres (65 hectares) and is described by its compass direction. For example, North and West = NW ¼.
Find land in Western Canada (British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan & Manitoba) subdivided by the Dominion Land Survey (DLS) and the Alberta Township System (ATS). Legal Land Description to Latitude and Longitude, GPS, UTM, NTS & MGRS. Quarter/LSD. Section.
conversion to one system could be accelerated through administratively converting existing registry lands into land titles parcels, with special qualifications attached. This administrative process does not involve owner applications, current surveys, service on adjoining or interested
Feb 22, 2018 · Adverse Possession. There are certain benefits to converting property from the Registry system to the Land Titles system, one of which is to limit the risk of an adverse possession claim. Adverse possession can give rise to property rights acquired by someone, other than the registered land owner, by virtue of their use or occupation of lands.
