(1) Despite anything in section 32(1)(d), the consent of any person other than the company or a member of the company or an owner is not required to the deposit of the new unit plan if the Registrar is satisfied that every person, other than a member of the company or an owner, who has any registered estate or interest in the land in the scheme, or in any part of that land, and who does not sign the plan, has been given proper notice under section 195 and has not lodged a caveat under that section.
(2) If any person, having lodged a caveat pursuant to section 195, consents to the new unit plan, and the caveat is still in force at the time, the consent to the plan has the effect of removing the caveat, and the Registrar must mark the Registrar’s records accordingly.
(3) No unit plan may be deposited unless every member of the company or the owner, or the owner’s agent duly authorised in writing, and every person having security over any unit shown on the plan under any mortgage or charge to which section 198(2) relates consents to the deposit, but the Registrar may dispense with the consent if the Registrar—
(4) If any person whose consent is required to the deposit of the new unit plan is dead or cannot be found or refuses to consent or does not consent within a reasonable time or if for any reason it is impracticable to obtain the consent of that person, the High Court, on the application of any applicant under this subpart, may if it thinks fit consent on behalf of that person to the deposit of the plan.