①If a registrar has found, after completing a registration of a right, that the registration falls under Article 25, items (i) through (iii) or item (xiii), they must specify a period not exceeding one month and give notice to the person entitled to register, person obliged to register and any third party who has an interest in the registration to the effect that the registration will be cancelled unless any person who has an objection to the cancellation of the registration files an objection in writing within such period.

②If the domicile or residence of any of the persons who should be given notice is unknown, the registrar must, as provided for by Ministry of Justice Order, give public notice of the information of which the person should be notified, in lieu of giving notice to them referred to in the preceding paragraph.

③Where there is a person who has filed an objection referred to in paragraph (1), the registrar must, if they find the objection to be groundless, make a decision to dismiss the objection, or if they find the objection to be well-grounded, make a decision to declare to that effect, and give notice to the person who has filed the objection.

④If no person has filed an objection referred to in paragraph (1) or the registrar has dismissed the objection pursuant to the provisions of the preceding paragraph, the registrar must, by their own authority, cancel the registration prescribed in paragraph (1).