Deed for sale
 48. (1) A land registrar shall not receive for registration a deed for a sale of the property or a part of the common elements under section 124 of the Act unless, (a)  it is executed by the authorized officers of the corporation; (b)  except in the case of a deed for part of the common elements that are for the use of all the owners, for each owner that is an individual and that voted in favour of the sale, (i)  the deed is accompanied by a consent given by the owner’s spouse within the meaning of subsection 21 (1) of the Family Law Act, (ii)  a court order described in clause 21 (1) (c) of the Family Law Act is attached to the deed, together with a statement or affidavit of a solicitor that the court order is in full force and effect and has not been stayed, or (iii)  the deed is accompanied by one of the statements described in subsection 21 (3) of the Family Law Act made by the individual or the individual’s attorney under subsection 21 (4) of that Act; (c)  it is accompanied by the certificate described in subsection 124 (3) of the Act; and (d)  in the case of a leasehold condominium corporation, it contains a statement by the authorized officers of the corporation that the lessor has consented to and executed the agreement of purchase and sale for the land described in the deed.  O. Reg. 49/01, s. 48 (1). (2) The certificate described in subsection 124 (3) of the Act shall be in the form that the Minister responsible for the administration of that subsection specifies.  O. Reg. 49/01, s. 48 (2); O. Reg. 443/11, s. 11. (3) A land registrar who receives for registration a deed for a sale of the property or a part of the common elements under section 124 of the Act shall record it in, (a)  the Unit Index for each unit included in the property, if the records of the property are automated; (b)  the following places if the records of the property are automated and the corporation is a common elements condominium corporation: 1.  The parcel register for the property. 2.  The parcel register for each parcel of tied land, if the deed is for a sale of the property; (c)  the Constitution Index, the Common Elements and General Index, the Property Index, the Unit Index for each unit included in the property and the parcel register or the abstract index, as the case may be, for each parcel of tied land, if the records of the property are not automated and the land being sold is all of the property; (d)  the Common Elements and General Index, if the records of the property are not automated and the land being sold is a part of the common elements; (e)  the freehold parcel register and the leasehold parcel register relating to the property, if the corporation is a leasehold condominium corporation and the Land Titles Act
applies to the property; and (f)  the abstract index relating to the property, if the corporation is a leasehold condominium corporation and the Registry Act applies to the property.  O. Reg. 49/01, s. 48 (3). (4) In the case of a leasehold condominium corporation to which the Land Titles Act
applies, the land registrar shall record, on the freehold parcel register relating to the property and in priority of their registration, all claims that are continued against the lessor’s interest in the property under section 175 of the Act.  O. Reg. 49/01, s. 48 (4).