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(a) a Government lease or other instrument—

(i) which is registered under the Land Registration Ordinance (Cap. 128); or

(ii) which is registered under the Land Titles Ordinance (26 of 2004) or which supports a current entry in the Title Register kept under that Ordinance; or

(b) any plan annexed to or endorsed on any such Government lease or instrument.”.

57. Cases in which Government rent or premium to be treated as apportioned in registered instrument

Section 11(a) and (b) is amended by repealing “in the Land Registry” and substituting “under the Land Registration Ordinance (Cap. 128), or which is registered under the Land Titles Ordinance (26 of 2004) or which supports a current entry in the Title Register kept under that Ordinance,”.

58. Apportionment of Government rent on relevant interest

Section 13(1)(a) is amended by repealing “which is registered in the Land Registry; or” and substituting—

“—

(i) which is registered under the Land Registration Ordinance (Cap. 128); or

(ii) which is registered under the Land Titles Ordinance (26 of 2004) or which supports a current entry in the Title Register kept under that Ordinance; or”.

59. Apportionment of premium on relevant interest

Section 14(1)(a) is amended by repealing “which is registered in the Land Registry; or” and substituting—

“—

(i) which is registered under the Land Registration Ordinance (Cap. 128); or

(ii) which is registered under the Land Titles Ordinance (26 of 2004) or which supports a current entry in the Title Register kept under that Ordinance; or”.

60. Notice of determined Government rent and determined annual instalment of premium

Section 22(1)(b) and (2)(b) is amended by adding “kept under the Land Registration Ordinance (Cap. 128) or registered under the Land Titles Ordinance (26 of 2004), as the case may require,” after “Land Registry records”.

61. Covenants between owners not to be affected

Section 25 is amended by repealing “which is registered in the Land Registry, but” and substituting—

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