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Legalization of green ink entries and their effect as notice.
Deletion of green ink entries after two years.
Construction of
instrument
registered in
3.
registered or recorded in the Japanese Registers
purporting to relate to a disposition of any land,
house or buildings otherwise than by way of
mortgage or reassignment.
(g) "Assignor" and "assignee" mean and include
respectively the persons purporting to dispose
of or acquire the property to which an instru-
ment relates and include the executors, adminis-
trators or assigns of an assignor or assignee,
as the case may be and in the case of an assignor
or assignee who disposed of or acquired any
property as trustee of any trust, the persons
from time to time lawfully acting as trustees of
such trusė.
(1) The green ink entries shall be deemed to
have been lawfully made.
(2) Notwithstanding the provisions of Section 4
of the Land Registration Ordinance, 1844, a green
ink entry, including any variation or addition
made by virtue of this Ordinance, shall, save in
so far as any such entry variation or addition is
lawfully deleted, constitute for a period of two
years from the date of the enactment of this
Ordinance actual notice of the transaction part-
iculars of which are recorded by the entry.
4. After the expiration of the said period of two
years the Land Officer shall delete from the Registers all
such green ink entries but such deletion shall be without
prejudice to the right either within such two years or
thereafter to register any instrument under the Land Reg-
istration Ordinance, 1844, or any Ordinance amending or
substituted for the same.
Japanese Registers.
5. (1) A Japanese assignment shall be construed and
take effect as a valid and subsisting agreement by
the assignor to assign on demand without further
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