129—Contents of mortgage or encumbrance
(1) Every mortgage or
encumbrance to which section 128 or 128B applies must, for description of
the land intended to be dealt with, refer to the certificate of the land, or
give such other description as may be necessary to identify the same, and
contain an accurate statement of the estate or interest intended to be
mortgaged or encumbered.
(2) Where, in any such
mortgage or encumbrance—
(a) the
rate of interest, the manner of repayment of the principal sum and interest or
any other term that, in the opinion of the Registrar-General, relates to the
substance of the transaction is determined by reference to some other
document; or
(b) the
mortgagor or encumbrancer is required to—
(i)
build in accordance with any plans and specifications
which are in existence at the date of the mortgage or encumbrance; or
(ii)
do or refrain from doing any other act or thing by
reference to some other document and the requirement is not, in the opinion of
the Registrar-General, adequately set forth in the instrument lodged for
registration,
the Registrar-General may require that a copy of the plans and specifications
or the document concerned be attached to the mortgage or encumbrance or be
deposited in the General Registry Office or in any other public registry in
the State.