REQUIREMENTS AS TO ORIGINAL APPLICATIONS

The application shall be filed in quadruplicate. It shall state on its face the number of blueprints desired and shall be accompanied by an abstract of title. In the absence of such notation, the registrar shall order one blueprint for the applicant. When an application is filed stating therein that the land is subject to an existing unrecorded mortgage or to an unrecorded lease for a term exceeding one year, the original document shall be filed with the application. Unrecorded muniments of title shall be filed with an application together with one certified copy thereof for delivery to the examiner. Where it is the intent of the applicant to obtain a registered title by proof of adverse possession, he shall aver the same in his application. Where the application as filed mentions the occupants of the land sought to be registered and the occupants and owners of lands adjoining the land sought to be registered, and other parties in interest as required by law but does not mention their addresses or simply states them as "Honolulu, Hawaiʻi," the application shall be accompanied by an affidavit stating what search was made to ascertain the correct addresses of such parties. The application shall set forth all interests or claims affected thereby whether the applicant admits or denies them. If further interests or claims come to the attention of the judge or registrar, additional notices shall be issued, if deemed advisable. Where an application is amended to include more land than was included in the original application, the applicant shall file an abstract of title covering the addition. Such abstract shall be referred to an examiner of title for check and report. The applicant may show the addition either by amending the map previously filed or by filing a supplementary map. The map so amended or the map so filed shall be referred to the state land surveyor for check and report. Amendments to the description in an application after citation issues will be allowed without further citation only when it is proved to the satisfaction of the court that no new interests are involved.