Land Registry Act 1862 (repealed)

16 As to exception, &c. in record of title. E+W

In the record of title so made as aforesaid it shall be competent for the registrar to specify or define any exception or qualification or condition affecting the whole of the interests so recorded, or any of them, and also to reserve expressly the right of any person or class of persons, and to describe any outstanding right or possibility of claim or interest subject to which such registration is made; and if there shall be any disputed question of boundary between the applicants and any proprietor of adjoining land which shall not have been previously determined by any competent authority, it shall be competent for the parties or either of them to object in writing to the determination of such question by the registrar, or by a judge of the Court of Chancery, under this Act; and if any such objection shall be made, the registrar shall specify upon the record of title the existence of such disputed question of boundary, and that the registration is made subject thereto.