South Australian Current Acts South Australian Current Acts (1) If a person is
dissatisfied with a decision of the Registrar-General in relation to an
application by the person—
(a) to
have an instrument registered or recorded; or
(b) to
have a foreclosure order issued; or
(c) to
have the Registrar-General do or perform an act or duty under this Act,
the person may seek a review of the decision by the Tribunal.
(1a) If a person is
dissatisfied with a decision of the Registrar-General to cancel the
registration of a mortgage under section 147, the person may seek a
review of the decision by the Tribunal.
(2) If the
Registrar-General decides under section 154A(12) that a person is a
vexatious lodger of priority notices, the person may seek a review of the
decision by the Tribunal.
(3) If the
Registrar-General rejects a priority notice lodged by a person in relation to
whom a determination has been made under section 154A(12), the person may
seek a review by the Tribunal of the decision to reject the notice.
(4) If the
Registrar-General refuses an application under section 154F for the
cancellation of a priority notice, the applicant may seek a review by the
Tribunal of the decision to refuse to cancel the notice.
(5) If the
Registrar-General cancels a priority notice under section 154F, a person
affected by the cancellation may seek a review by the Tribunal of the decision
to cancel the notice.
(6) A decision subject
to review by the Tribunal under this section will be reviewed by the Tribunal
within its review jurisdiction under section 34 of the
South Australian Civil and Administrative Tribunal Act 2013 .
(7) Subject to
subsection (9), an application for review of a decision must be made
within 21 days of the day on which the applicant receives notice of the
decision.
(8) The
Registrar-General must, if so required by a person affected by a decision of
the Registrar-General that is, or may be, the subject of a review, state in
writing the reasons for the decision.
(9) If the reasons of
the Registrar-General are not given in writing at the time the applicant
receives notice of the decision and the applicant (within 21 days of
receiving notice of the decision) requires the Registrar-General to state the
reasons in writing, the time for making an application for review of the
decision runs from the time at which the applicant receives the written
statement of those reasons.
(10) Without
derogating from section 37 of the South Australian Civil and
Administrative Tribunal Act 2013 , the Tribunal may, on an application
under this section, make any 1 or more of the following orders:
(a) an
order prohibiting a person from lodging a priority notice in the Lands Titles
Registration Office;
(b) an
interim order extending the duration of a priority notice until the
determination of the application or until a date specified by the Tribunal or
until further order;
(c) an
interim order preventing the Registrar-General from registering or recording a
specified instrument until the determination of the application.