The Short Title of this Act shall be “The Native Lands Frauds Prevention Act Amendment Act, 1873.”

It is hereby declared and enacted that the expression “alienation,” where used in “The Native Lands Frauds Prevention Act, 1870,” includes and shall be deemed to have included any charge lien or other disposition, whether absolute or limited, affecting or which may be intended to affect any lands subject to the said Act.

No judgment order or decree shall be registered in any Deeds Register Office, or in any Land Registry Office, unless the circumstances thereof shall have previously been investigated by a Commissioner acting under the said Act, and until such Commissioner shall have indorsed on the memorial of such judgment order or decree a certificate approving of the registration of any such judgment order or decree as aforesaid; nor shall any such land be capable of being seized or sold under any such judgment order or decree, or under any writ of fieri facias, or any other writ, for the purpose of satisfying any such judgment order or decree, until such investigation and indorsement shall have been made.