Form 13CVC (PDF 650 KB)
Dealing type - CG
Legislation - s88D, s88E, s88F(4)(a) Conveyancing Act 1919
Stamp duty - not required
Certificate of Title - not required
NOS form - not required
Standard form of Caveat - prevents registration.
Priority Notice noted on the Register - see Priority Notice page.
NOTE: This dealing type signed on or after the 22/3/2021 must be lodged electronically using an Electronic Lodgment Network (see Conveyancing Rules 8.7 and 8.8).
Where a required mandated dealing is excluded from electronic lodgment or circumstances allow the Registrar General to waive electronic lodgment under Conveyancing Rules 8.7 and 8.8, the incoming dealing must be accompanied with the Conveyancing Rules Exemptions form 2021 indicating the exemption.
Pursuant to s88F(4)(a) Conveyancing Act 1919, a prescribed authority having the benefit of a positive covenant created pursuant to s88D or s88E Conveyancing Act 1919, may register a covenant charge over the land to recover costs etc that have arisen from the non-compliance of the registered proprietor with the positive covenant. The covenant charge gives the prescribed authority the powers of a mortgagee, e.g. the power to sell the subject land if necessary.
See discharge of a covenant charge.
(A) The reference to title for the land burdened by the positive covenant must be stated.
A covenant charge cannot be recorded on the common property folio of a Strata scheme. The amount owing is apportioned among the lots in the scheme, and covenant charges are recorded on the relevant folios of the Register, see s32(4) Strata Schemes Development) Act 2015.
(B) The registered number of the positive covenant must be stated.
(D) The full name of the registered proprietor must be stated and must be identical to the name of the registered proprietor as shown on the Register.
(E) The full name of the prescribed authority must be stated.
(F) The Court and date on which the judgment was obtained must be stated.
(G) An office copy of the judgment must be annexed to the dealing.
(H) The statutory declaration must be made by an authorised officer of the prescribed authority. The full name of the authorised officer and the nature of the authority must be stated. The statutory declaration must be signed by the authorised officer and must be witnessed by a prescribed functionary. Where the declaration has been made outside NSW reference to the Oaths Act 1900 must be deleted, the relevant Act must be inserted and the alteration verified.
See Baalman And Wells, Land Titles Office Practice, Lawbook Co. 2001 [65.600].
Staff processing information
If in order proceed with registration.
Registration procedure
TRANSACTION ON
PRIME CODE CVC
DETAILS [name of prescribed authority].