Power of Registrar to make rules

(1) The Registrar may from time to time make rules for the purpose of– (a) ensuring the good order and management of the Registry, carrying into effect the objects for which it is established and preserving the records therein; (b) prescribing the manner and form in which any information required by law to be furnished to the Registrar shall be furnished, verified, recorded or noted in the Registry; (c) supplementing the provisions of Parts III, IV, V and VI; (d) regulating the functions of the Registrar under Parts III, IV, V and VI; (e) prescribing, subject to this Act, the manner whereby certificates of title, transfers, deeds creating legal charges and incumbrances and other deeds, memoranda, plans, maps, diagrams and documents, required to be registered or recorded, or used in the Registry are prepared, executed, attested, verified and filed; (f) prescribing all the forms necessary for carrying the Law of Property Act and this Act into effect; CAP. 190. 52 (g) regulating the procedure on application for a new proprietor’s certificate in place of the one lost or destroyed; (h) prescribing the form of cancellation of bonds or other deeds of any kind; (i) prescribing the fees to be paid in the Registry in matters of all kinds and the costs payable to attorneys in respect of any matter or thing to be done under this Act; CAP. 190. (j) prescribing any matter which may be prescribed under the Law of Property Act and CAP. 190. (k) prescribing the procedure in any proceedings to be taken either in the court or in the Registry under the Law of Property Act and this Act; and (l) carrying into effect the provisions of all Parts (2) All such rules shall be approved by the Minister.