The district registrar will not issue a thirty day notice for district registrar caveats, building restriction caveats, easement agreement caveats, judgments for child support, or judgments for spousal support.
Where the instrument in question is a judgment, and the applicant is requesting the notice based upon the fact that, in their opinion, the Courts made an error in issuing the judgment, the district registrar will not issue the notice. The correct procedure is to file an appeal with the Courts within the required time.
The district registrar will not issue a thirty day notice to remove a judgment because the judgment has been on title for a length of years (i.e. for 10 years). Legislation gives the power to vacate a statute barred judgment to the Courts and not to the district registrar.
See section 11(1), The Judgments Act