Land Act 1998 (b) accompanied by the duly and properly signed minutes of the meeting of the members of the Association specifically convened for the purpose at which a resolution to support the dissolution of the Association was approved by a majority of all members of the Association; and ( c) delivered or sent to the District Registrar of Titles within fourteen days of the date on which the resolution was approved. (3) The District Registrar of Titles may, if he or she thinks fit, consent to the dissolution applied for but the consent shall not affect any liability for any debts or remove any obligation to pay any tax.es, fees, dues or other sums which the officers, on behalf of the association, owed up to the time of the dissolution and any action or proceedings against those officers which have been or which may be commenced in respect of any such debts or sums owing may be continued or commenced, as the case may be. (4) When an order of dissolution is consented to, the District Registrar of Titles shall(a) gi've appropriate publicity to the dissolution and its effect; ( b) cancel the certificate of incorporation of the Association; and ( c) give such other directions and make such other orders as are neeessary to give full effect to the dissolution and decertification of the Association. lndividuual holding of 1aiid created out of communal land. 23. ( 1) Where an Association holds land under a certificate Qf customary ownership or for a freehold title on behalf of a community, the Association shall, where the customary law of the area makes provision for it, recognise and verify that all or part of the land so held by it, is occupied and used by individuals and families for their own purposes and benefit. (2) For the purpose of holding land under customary tenure, ;i family shall be deemed to be a lctgal person represented by the head of the f arnily. 28