CO129-595-5 Validity of registration of land during Japanese occupation 1-1-1945 - 31-12-1946 — Page 23

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Proceedings "in relation to disputes.

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a Japanese assignment or of successive

Japanese assignments, the assignee under such

assignment or the last of such successive

assignments, as the case may be, may require

the mortgagee at the expense of such assignee

to reassign the property to him or as he may

direct.

(3) Any requirement lawfully made under this

section may be enforced by action commenced

by Writ of Summons in the Original Juris-

diction of the Court in like manner as if the

liability to comply therewith had been in-

cluded in a contract of sale relating to the

property in respect of which such requirement

had lawfully been made under this section.

7. (1) If proceedings have been commenced in the

Original Jurisdiction in relation to any

dispute or difference between any persons as

to the construction or effect of any instru-

ment registered or recorded in the Japanese

Registers, or as to the liability of any

person to assign or reassign or confirm the

assignment of any property to which any such

instrument purports or is alleged to relate,

or as to the form or content of any assign-

ment, reassignment or deed of confirmation

be executed or made by any such person, or

to any other matter or thing arising out of

any such instrument or out of the provisions

of this Ordinance, the Court may, on the

application of any party to such dispute or

difference.

(a) With the written consent of all the

parties to such dispute or difference, or