| 20. Application for strata titles upon completion of building. 
            (1) The proprietor of a provisional strata 
            title shall, as soon as a building in respect of that title has been 
            completed and certified by the public or local authority to be fit for 
            occupation or use, but in any case within six months from the date the 
            building is so certified, make an application for the approval of the 
            Director for the issue of separate titles to the parcels in the completed 
            building. (1A) The period specified in subsection 
            (1) may, on application made before its expiry, be extended once by 
            the Director by any further period not exceeding three months. (2) The application shall be made in writing 
            in Form 5 to the Land Administrator and shall be accompanied by - 
            (a) such fee as may be prescribed; (b) a certificate of an architect 
            registered under the Architects Act, 1967 or of a professional engineer 
            registered under the Registration of Engineers Act, 1967 that the provisional 
            block has been completed in accordance with the approved building plan, 
            and any approved amendments thereto. (ba) a copy of the approved 
            building plan and approved amendments thereto referred to in paragraph 
            (b); (c) a storey plan in triplicate in 
            respect of each storey of the completed building, duly certified by 
            a land surveyor as required under paragraph (b) of subsection (1) of 
            section 10 and containing such details as are specified in subsection 
            (3) of that section; (ca) a certificate by a land surveyor 
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            (i) that the building is situated 
            wholly within the boundaries of the lot in question; or (ii) that, discounting any eave, awning, 
            and any balcony not forming part of a proposed parcel, which project 
            over a road reserve, the building is so situated; and in case where the certificate 
            is one under subparagraph (ii), a subsisting permit or permits issued 
            under 75A of the National Land Code in respect of every such eave, awning 
            and balcony .(cb) a certificate by a land surveyor- 
					(i) that the building is situated wholly 
            within the boundaries of its position as delineated in the location 
            plan in compliance with paragraph (b) of subsection (2) of section 10A; 
            or (ii) that, discounting any eave, awning, 
            and any balcony which does not form part of a proposed parcel. the building 
            is so situated; (d) a certificate issued by a public 
            or local authority stating that the building is fit for occupation or 
            use; (e) a statement showing the 
            proposed allocation of the provisional share units among the new parcels; 
            and (f) the issue document of 
            provisional strata title. (3) Upon receipt of the application, 
            the Land Administrator shall - 
				(a) endorse or 
            cause to be endorsed a note of the making of the application on the 
            register document of title of the provisional block; and (b) refer the 
            application to the Director of Survey and transmit to him a copy of 
            the plan submitted under subsection (2). (4) The Director of Survey, upon receiving 
            the copy of the plan transmitted by the Land Administrator shall check 
            the said plan and carry out or cause to be carried out such survey of 
            the building or parcels as he may consider desirable, and shall - 
				(a) advise the Land Administrator 
            as to whether the plans are in order; (b) notify the Land Administrator of the 
            amount of fees to be collected upon approval of the application in respect 
            of such survey; and (c) notify the Land Administrator of the 
            amount of fees to be collected in respect of the plans caused to be 
            prepared in the event of the approval of the applications. (5) Upon, receiving the advice of the 
            Director of Survey, the Land Administrator shall transmit to the Director, 
            the application and its accompanying documents together with his recommendations. |