s 8 Alienation by State
8.—(1) Where at any time, whether before or after 1 March 1994, the State alienates or has alienated —(a) an estate in fee simple; (b) an estate in perpetuity; or (c) a leasehold estate, in any land, the Collector must furnish to the Registrar such particulars of the alienation in such manner as may be required by the Registrar to enable the Registrar to bring the land under the provisions of this Act by creating one or more folios for that land. (2) Any land brought under the provisions of this Act under subsection (1) is held subject to such exceptions, reservations, covenants and conditions expressed or implied by law in the relevant State title. (3) Pending the issue of a State title, the land brought under the provisions of this Act under this section is held subject to such exceptions, reservations, covenants and conditions expressed or implied by law in the State title executed in escrow by the grantee or lessee of the land. (4) Where any land has been brought under the provisions of this Act pursuant to any certificate issued by the Collector before 1 March 1994, the Collector must upon the issue of the relevant State title deliver the full particulars of the State title to the Registrar who must create a new edition of the relevant folio or make necessary alterations to the land‑register to show the particulars of the State title and the boundaries and dimensions of the land and indicate whether the boundaries and dimensions are conclusive. —(1) Where at any time, whether before or after 1 March 1994, the State alienates or has alienated —(a) an estate in fee simple; (b) an estate in perpetuity; or (c) a leasehold estate, in any land, the Collector must furnish to the Registrar such particulars of the alienation in such manner as may be required by the Registrar to enable the Registrar to bring the land under the provisions of this Act by creating one or more folios for that land. (2) Any land brought under the provisions of this Act under subsection (1) is held subject to such exceptions, reservations, covenants and conditions expressed or implied by law in the relevant State title. (3) Pending the issue of a State title, the land brought under the provisions of this Act under this section is held subject to such exceptions, reservations, covenants and conditions expressed or implied by law in the State title executed in escrow by the grantee or lessee of the land. (4) Where any land has been brought under the provisions of this Act pursuant to any certificate issued by the Collector before 1 March 1994, the Collector must upon the issue of the relevant State title deliver the full particulars of the State title to the Registrar who must create a new edition of the relevant folio or make necessary alterations to the land‑register to show the particulars of the State title and the boundaries and dimensions of the land and indicate whether the boundaries and dimensions are conclusive.