If no activity has occurred after 120 days from the application date to register land, what may the commissioner do?

In the context of land registration, the process is structured to ensure timely follow-up on applications. If no activity has occurred after 120 days from the application date, the commissioner has the authority to declare the application withdrawn. This is a regulatory measure that helps maintain an efficient processing system, preventing backlogs and ensuring that land registration is a responsive and active process.

This action reflects a need to keep the land registration system orderly and to encourage applicants to move forward with their applications or to reinitiate the process if they are still interested. The 120-day timeframe serves as a sufficient period for applicants to be proactive, and if there is no further engagement during this time, the legal status of the application can be reverted in a manner that allows the commissioner to allocate resources effectively.

The options relating to extending the application period, approving the application without further action, or requesting additional information generally do not apply if there has been complete inactivity. Establishing clear timelines for application activity is essential for the regulatory framework within which the commissioner operates.