244 Production of documents on transfer of land in Northern Ireland
Finance Act 1994 (1994 c 9) | Legislation

244  Production of documents on transfer of land in Northern Ireland

(1)     Subject to section 245 below, on the occasion of—

(a)     any transfer on sale of any freehold interest in land in Northern Ireland, or

(b)     the grant, or any transfer on sale, of any lease of such land,

the transferee, lessee or proposed lessee shall produce to the Commissioners the instrument by means of which the transfer is effected or the lease granted or agreed to be granted, as the case may

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