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LAND ACT 1994 - SECT 310
Execution of documents
310 Execution of documents
(1) For a corporation, a document is validly executed if— (a) it is executed
in a way permitted by law; or
(b) the document is sealed with the
corporation’s seal under the Property Law Act 2023 , section 52 .
(2) For
an individual, a document is validly executed if— (a) it is executed in a
way permitted by law; and
(b) the execution is witnessed by a person
prescribed under the regulations.
(3) However, the registrar of titles may,
in exceptional circumstances, register a document executed by an individual
even though the execution was not witnessed or was not witnessed by a person
prescribed under the regulations.
(4) The witnessing of a document may be
proved in any way permitted by law.
(5) This section does not apply to a plan
of survey. Note— Under the Electronic Conveyancing National Law
(Queensland) , section 9 (3) (b) , if a registry instrument is digitally
signed in accordance with the participation rules applicable to the
instrument, the requirements of any other Queensland law relating to the
execution, signing, witnessing, attestation or sealing of documents must be
regarded as having been fully satisfied.
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