A not-in-common-ownership (NICO) plan arises when a plan of subdivision includes two or more folios held by different registered proprietors. Use this guide before the plan registers to prepare and lodge the paper Transfer of Land as a follower dealing, so the transfer and plan can register together and avoid unresolved NICO proprietorship.

A not-in-common-ownership (NICO) plan arises when a plan of subdivision includes two or more folios held by different registered proprietors. Use this guide when the plan has already registered without the associated transfer, creating NICO proprietorship that must now be corrected by lodging a paper Transfer of Land through a PEXA section 104 GRD workspace.

Section 26P of the Transfer of Land Act 1958 (Vic) provides a mechanism to apply for the removal of dimension warnings from a property title. Learn how and when to use this section compared to other boundary realignment methods

Section 15 of the Transfer of Land Act 1958 (Vic) provides a mechanism a survey-based application to convert general law land, including where there is a possessory element. Learn how and when to use this section compared to other boundary realignment methods

Section 60 of the Transfer of Land Act 1958 (Vic) provides a mechanism to amend title boundaries through adverse possession. Learn how and when to use this section compared to other boundary realignment methods

Section 103 of the Transfer of Land Act 1958 (Vic) provides a mechanism for amending title boundaries where there is excess or hiatus land. Learn how and when to use this section compared to other boundary realignment methods.

Section 99 of the Transfer of Land Act 1958 (Vic) lets you amend title boundaries where the occupied land differs from the registered boundary. Learn how and when to use this section compared to other boundary realignment methods.