The Short Title of this Act is “The Valpy Crown Grant Boundary Definition Act, 1890.”

The south and south-east boundary of that part of the land contained in the said Crown grant which is comprised in the said certificates of title shall be deemed to have been and to be parallel to and distant one hundred links from high-water mark of the sea; and the south and south-east boundary of the land as set forth in the said certificates of title shall be deemed to have been and to be coincident with the south and south-east boundary of the land as the same is fixed as aforesaid; and, so far as the said south and south-east boundary is concerned, the said certificates of title and all entries thereon, except so far as the same may be inconsistent with the provisions of this Act, are hereby declared to be and to have been valid and effectual to all intents and purposes from and after the several dates thereof respectively, notwithstanding that such certificates of title, or some of them, have, in consequence of such doubts, been called in or altered by the District Land Registrar as regards the boundary-line aforesaid.

It shall be the duty of the District Land Registrar to correct the register in accordance with this Act, and for that purpose at his discretion, to call in any outstanding certificates of title, and to issue free of charge such certificates as may be necessary for the purpose of giving effect to this Act.

Nothing in this Act contained shall take away from any person any right to compensation out of the Assurance Fund in respect of actual loss or damage which he may have sustained by reason of the matters aforesaid so far as such loss or damage is not made good by the provisions of this Act.