Non-automated system
 33. (1) Subject to subsection (2) and section 34, if a land registrar receives an instrument, other than a by-law or an amendment to a declaration or description, for registration after the registration of the declaration and description and if the records of the property are not automated, the land registrar shall record the instrument in, (a)  the Common Elements and General Index if it purports to affect, (i)  all or part of the common elements included in the property and all of the following: the units or, in the case of a common elements condominium corporation, the parcels of tied land, or (ii)  all or part of the common elements included in the property, but no units or parcels of tied land; (b)  the Common Elements and General Index and the Unit Index for each unit included in the property that it purports to affect, if it purports to affect all or part of the common elements included in the property and some, but not all, of the units; (c)  the Common Elements and General Index and the parcel register or the abstract index, as the case may be, for each parcel of tied land that it purports to affect, if it purports to affect all or part of the common elements included in the property and some, but not all, of the parcels of tied land in the case of a common elements condominium corporation; (d)  the Unit Index for each unit included in the property that it purports to affect, if it purports to affect no specific part of the common elements included in the property and one or more units, but not all of the units; or (e)  the parcel register or the abstract index, as the case may be, for each parcel of tied land that it purports to affect, if it purports to affect no specific part of the common elements included in the property and one or more, but not all of the parcels of tied land in the case of a common elements condominium corporation.  O. Reg. 49/01, s. 33 (1). (2) A land registrar shall record an instrument in the Common Elements and General Index and the Property Index if, (a)  the land registrar receives it for registration after the registration of the declaration and description; (b)  it is, (i)  a complete discharge of an encumbrance recorded in the Property Index, (ii)  an application for a caution under the Land Titles Act, or (iii)  a deed or other instrument by which ownership of the property is changed and that is received for registration before the registration of a deed of any unit included in the property; (c)  it purports to affect all common elements included in the property and all of the following: the units or, in the case of a common elements condominium corporation, the parcels of tied land; and (d)  the records of the property are not automated.  O. Reg. 49/01, s. 33 (2). (3) If a land registrar receives, for registration, an instrument that is a by-law or an amendment to the declaration and description, other than an amendment that purports to add parcels of tied land to the property, and if the records of the property are not automated, the land registrar shall record the instrument in the Constitution Index and in, (a)  the Unit Index for each unit mentioned in the instrument if it purports to affect one or more, but not all the units included in the property; (b)  the parcel register or the abstract index, as the case may be, for each parcel of tied land that it purports to affect, if it purports to affect one or more, but not all of the parcels of tied land in the case of a common elements condominium corporation; and (c)  the Common Elements and General Index, if it purports to affect part but not all of the common elements included in the property.  O. Reg. 49/01, s. 33 (3).