Section 182: To register document tendered for registration in court

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1) The court shall immediately register a document tendered for registration in it and give a receipt thereof if the document is found to meet the requirements of the law.

2) If a document tendered for registration pursuant to sub section (1) is not found to meet the requirements of the law, the court shall return the document, by making endorsement setting out its failure to meet the requirements.

3) If, in relation to the matters of a document returned upon making endorsement pursuant to sub-section (2), the document is made to meet the requirements as set out by endorsement and is tendered for registration within the statute of limitation or time-limit or within seven days after the date of endorsement if that date is the deadline for the registration of such document, it shall be registered and proceeded with in accordance with law.

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