56—Merging of land on amendment of plan
Subject to any provision to the contrary in an application for the amendment
of a deposited community plan, the following provisions apply where one or
more pieces of land are merged upon the amendment of the plan—
(a)
subject to paragraph (b), if one of the pieces of land is subject to a
registered encumbrance (other than a life estate, a lease or an easement) the
whole of the land formed by the merger is subject to the encumbrance;
(b) if
an encumbrance (other than an easement or statutory encumbrance) is registered
over a lot, or part of a lot, that is merged with land that remains common
property after, or becomes common property upon, the amendment of the
community plan, the encumbrance is discharged in respect of that lot or part
lot;
(c) if
one, but not all, of the pieces of land is subject to a life estate or a
lease, the life estate or lease is discharged by the merger in so far as it
affects that piece of land.