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What happens if no order of subdivision rejection is entered within the specified time frame?

The land is considered unregistered

The land is deemed registered

When no order of subdivision rejection is entered within the specified time frame, the land is deemed registered. This means that if the relevant authorities do not take action or provide a rejection within the designated period, the absence of any response effectively confirms that the subdivision application is accepted and the land is thus considered registered. This principle helps streamline the process for subdividers, ensuring that their applications do not languish indefinitely and that they have clarity about the status of their property. As a result, once the time frame lapses without any official rejection, the subdivider can proceed with further actions related to the property as it gains statutory recognition.

The application is canceled

The subdivider must resubmit their application

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