(1) The central office shall be under the management and control of an officer who shall be called the Registrar of Titles.
(2) The Registrar of Titles shall be appointed by the Government and shall hold office at the pleasure of the Government.
(3) No person shall be appointed to be Registrar of Titles unless at the time of his appointment he is either a barrister-at-law or a solicitor who has practised his profession for not less than ten years.
(4) For the purpose of subsection (3), service by a barrister-at-law or a solicitor in a situation in the Civil Service shall be deemed to be practice of his profession.
(5) Subject to the person appointed thereto being in good health at the time of his appointment, the office of Registrar of Titles shall be a pensionable office within the Superannuation Acts for the time being in force, and there may be granted either to the Registrar of Titles on his retirement or to his personal representative on his death such superannuation and othe