64. (1) If an instrument or document is presented for registration containing a description that is not a local description, the land registrar shall register the instrument or document if the description complies with clause (2) (b), subsection (3), (4), (5), (6), (7) or clause 9 (b).  O. Reg. 43/96, s. 64 (1); O. Reg. 88/18, s. 34 (1). (2) An award, certificate, release, claim, consent, notice, order or other like instrument under an Act listed in Schedule 2 that is tendered for registration shall be registered if it contains either, (a)  a local description; or (b)  a description of the land affected by means of abbreviations, contractions or references to registration numbers of previously registered instruments of the land affected, if the description is sufficient to enable the land registrar to record the instrument in the proper abstract index or parcel register for the land.  O. Reg. 43/96, s. 64 (2). (3) If the description in an instrument tendered for registration is not a local description, the instrument shall be registered if, (a)  the description is the same as in a previously registered instrument affecting the same land; (b)  the description contains sufficient information to enable the land registrar to record the instrument in the proper abstract index or parcel register for the land; and (c)  the instrument is, (i)  a deed or transfer given by the personal representative of a deceased person, (ii)  a notice of claim under section 113 of the Registry Act, or (iii)  an assignment of a lease or mortgage.  O. Reg. 43/96, s. 64 (3); O. Reg. 88/18, s. 34 (2). (4) The description in an order under the Public Transportation and Highway Improvement Act that is tendered for registration may describe the land affected by reference to a plan, if a paper print of the plan is attached to the order.  O. Reg. 43/96, s. 64 (4). (5) In an assignment of a mortgage or lease being submitted for registration, a description is sufficient for registration purposes if the mortgage or lease being assigned is identified by its date, registration date and number, parties and lot and plan or lot and concession reference and the description need not repeat in full the description contained in the mortgage or lease.  O. Reg. 43/96, s. 64 (5). (6) In the case of a multiple assignment of mortgages or leases presented for registration, the description may be in the form of a schedule in which each mortgage or lease is identified in the manner described in subsection (5).  O. Reg. 43/96, s. 64 (6). (7) Subject to subsection 56 (7) of the Registry Act, in the case of a discharge of a charge or mortgage that purports to discharge all of the mortgaged land, the description is sufficient for registration purposes if it is presented for registration under the Registry Act, and contains a reference to each lot and plan or lot and concession or to any other geographic designation of land as referred to in the mortgage and the description need not repeat the full description as contained in the mortgage.  O. Reg. 43/96, s. 64 (7). (8) In a zoning regulation made under the authority of subsection 5.4 (2) of the Aeronautics Act (Canada) that is presented for registration under the Land Titles Act and that affects all of the land in a registered plan of subdivision, the land may be described in a schedule by reference to the section number of the registered plan followed by the term “all parcels” or “toutes les parcelles” if the parcel numbers are not created using a sequential numbering system.  O. Reg. 43/96, s. 64 (8); O. Reg. 88/18, s. 34 (3). (9) If a lease or notice of a lease is presented for registration and the leased premises are only a part of a property of the lessor and are wholly contained within an existing structure, the description shall contain either, (a)  a local description of the leased premises; or (b)  a local description of the property of the lessor, and a description of the leased premises by reference to a paper print of a sketch illustrating the premises in solid heavy outline.  O. Reg. 43/96, s. 64 (9).