to be framed by authority of the court, or shall be as near to the prescribed form as the circumstances will permit.
Provided always, that the rights of parties claiming otherwise than under deeds and instruments in the prescribed form may be declared by order of the court, and any such order or an abstract thereof shall be noted on the record.
14. The following additional rules shall be observed in maintaining the record of title : —
(i.) No notice of any trust, express, implied, or constructive, shall be receivable by the officer or entered upon the record unless the same shall appear upon a conveyance or declaration of title of the Landed Estates Court, or upon some order of the said court or of some other court of competent jurisdiction :
(2.) The officer may decline to enter the names of more than five persons on the record as joint owners of any estate or charge :
(3.) The officer may decline to receive any deed purporting to transfer or deal with part of an estate unless there be a sufficient map annexed to the same :
(4.) On being satisfied by sufficient evidence that any lease or tenancy on a recorded estate has determined, the officer may make an entry of the fact on the record.
[Note. — A few words in this draft bill would require alteration in consequence of the passing of the Irish Judicature Act.]
