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(187) Sections in Registration of Titles Act
1
Interpretation
Learn the legal meanings of terms like certificate of title, proprietor, encumbrances, and mailo certificates...

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2
Conflicting laws
Learn how Section 2 of the Registration of Titles Act ensures registered land is protected...

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3
Appointment of officers
Section 3 explains the appointment of the Registrar of Titles, deputy, and assistants to oversee...

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4
Signature to be judicially noticed
Section 4 of Uganda's Registration of Titles Act requires courts to automatically accept the Registrar's...

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5
Seal of office
Explains the Registrar's duty to keep an official seal, and that sealed and signed title...

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6
Appointment of sworn valuers
Explains how the Minister appoints and removes sworn valuers, and the oath or affirmation they...

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7
Future grants and final mailo certificates to be registered
Explains how unissued grants and final mailo certificates must be registered with the Registrar, with...

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8
Grants for public purposes
When land is granted jointly for public purposes, the Registrar must mark 'no survivorship' to...

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9
Lands alienated before Registration of Land Titles Ordinance, 1908
Learn how to bring Crown-granted land before 1908 under the Registration of Titles Act in...

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10
Application when no dealing has been registered under Cap. 113, 1951 Revision, Ordinance 3 of 1904 or Registration of Documents Act
When no previous registration exists under older land laws, the Registrar must immediately register the...

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11
Application when dealing has been registered
Learn how the Registrar handles registered land transactions, publishes notice, sets deadlines, and proceeds unless...

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12
Rejection of application for delay
If you delay responding to the Registrar’s title requisitions, you may get a one-month warning....

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13
Notices of application
When applying to register land or conduct a dealing, the Registrar must notify everyone listed...

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14
Person claiming title by possession to post notice of application land
Learn the requirement under Uganda's Registration of Titles Act to post a notice on land...

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15
Land to be brought under Act unless caveat received
Learn about land registration under the Registration of Titles Act: if no caveat is received...

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16
Land occupied may be brought under Act by different description from that in title
Learn how to register land you actually occupy even if your title deed describes different...

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17
Application to bring land under Act may be granted as to land occupied under but not described in title deeds
If your title deeds have a wrong land description due to survey errors, you can...

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18
In case of error in Government survey, title may correspond to actual dimensions
Learn how Section 18 of Uganda's Registration of Titles Act allows you to correct your...

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19
Excess of land may be apportioned between different owners or proprietors
Learn how excess land from survey mistakes is shared equally among plot owners, and when...

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20
Parties interested may lodge caveat
Learn your right to lodge a caveat under Uganda's Registration of Titles Act to stop...

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21
Proceedings suspended if caveat received
If a caveat is lodged against a land title application, the Registrar suspends all proceedings...

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22
Caveat to lapse unless proceedings taken within one month
A caveat on land lapses after one month unless court proceedings are started and the...

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23
Production of title deeds in support of application to bring land under Act
Under Section 23 of the Registration of Titles Act, the Registrar can demand title deeds...

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24
Applicant may withdraw application
You can withdraw your land registration application anytime before the certificate is registered, but may...

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25
Endorsement of prior title deeds
Learn how the Registrar endorses prior title deeds when bringing land under the Registration of...

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26
Subsisting lease to be endorsed and returned
If you lodge a subsisting lease, the Registrar endorses it and returns it to you...

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27
Record Book to be kept
Understand the Record Book requirement under Uganda's Registration of Titles Act, detailing deeds and documents...

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28
Certificate of title to issue in name of deceased applicant or his or her nominee
Understand what happens when a land title applicant dies before registration in Uganda: the certificate...

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29
Application to bring under Act land registered under Ordinance 11 of 1908
Landowners with land registered under the 1908 Ordinance may apply to the Registrar to bring...

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