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REAL PROPERTY ACT 1900 - SECT 74H
Effect of caveat lodged under section 74F
74H Effect of caveat lodged under section 74F
(1) Subject to this section, while a caveat lodged under section 74F remains
in force-- (a) the Registrar-General must not, except with the written consent
of the caveator-- (i) record in the Register any dealing, or
(ii) grant any
possessory application, or
(iii) register any delimitation plan, or
(iv)
cancel the recording of any easement, or
(v) extinguish any restrictive
covenant,
if it appears to the Registrar-General that the recording of the
dealing, the granting of the possessory application, the registration of the
delimitation plan, the cancellation of the recording of the easement or the
extinguishment of the restrictive covenant is prohibited by the caveat, and
(b) the caveat does not have the effect of prohibiting-- (i) the recording in
the Register of a dealing, or
(ii) the granting of a possessory application,
or
(iii) the registration of a delimitation plan, or
(iv) the cancellation
of the recording of an easement, or
(v) the extinguishment of a restrictive
covenant,
except to the extent that the recording of such a dealing, the
granting of such an application, the registration of such a plan, the
cancellation of the recording of such an easement or the extinguishment of
such a restrictive covenant would affect the estate, interest or right claimed
in the caveat.
(2) Where a caveat lodged under section 74F purports to
protect a subsisting interest within the meaning of section 28A in land
described in a qualified folio of the Register, the Registrar-General shall
not cancel the caution recorded in that folio.
(3) While a caveat lodged
under section 74F prohibits the recording in the Register of a dealing
relating to land described in a limited folio of the Register, the
Registrar-General shall not register a delimitation plan which relates to that
land.
(4) Where, at the time when a caveat is lodged under section 74F to
protect a particular legal or equitable estate or interest in land, a dealing
which relates to the same land has been lodged for recording in the Register
and is in registrable form, the caveat does not prohibit the recording in the
Register of that dealing.
(5) Except in so far as it otherwise specifies, a
caveat lodged under section 74F to protect a particular legal or equitable
estate or interest in land, or a particular right arising out of a restrictive
covenant, does not prohibit the Registrar-General from recording in the
Register with respect to the same land-- (a) an application made under
section 93 by an executor, administrator or trustee in respect of the estate
or interest of a deceased registered proprietor,
(b) an application under
section 12 of the Trustee Act 1925 or an order of a court or dealing which,
in the opinion of the Registrar-General, effects or evidences a replacement of
existing trustees or the appointment of new or additional trustees,
(c) an
application under section 101,
(d) a recording under section 46C,
(e) a
resumption application within the meaning of Part 5A,
(f) a writ or the
cancellation of the recording of a writ in accordance with section 105D,
(g)
in relation to a mortgage, charge or covenant charge recorded or lodged in
registrable form before the lodgment of the caveat--a dealing effected by the
mortgagee, chargee or covenant chargee in the exercise of a power of sale or
other power or a right conferred by the mortgage, charge or covenant charge or
by or under law,
(h) in relation to a lease recorded or lodged in
registrable form before the lodgment of the caveat--a dealing effected by the
lessee pursuant to a right conferred by the lease or by or under law,
(i) in
relation to a mortgage, charge, covenant charge or lease to the recording of
which the caveator has consented or in respect of the recording of which the
caveat has lapsed--a dealing effected by the mortgagee, chargee, covenant
chargee or lessee, including a dealing effected in the exercise of a power of
sale or other power or right conferred by the mortgage, charge, covenant
charge or lease or by or under law,
(j) a vesting or dealing effected in
accordance with-- (i) an order of a court, or
(ii) a provision of an
enactment of this State or the Commonwealth,
being an order or enactment
which, expressly or by implication, requires or permits a recording to be made
in the Register, notwithstanding that the caveat has not ceased to have
effect,
(k) except where the caveator claims to be entitled to a subsisting
interest within the meaning of section 28A--the cancellation of a caution,
(l) a change in, or a correction to, the name of a proprietor,
(m) easements,
profits à prendre, restrictions on the use of land or positive
covenants created by section 88B (3) of the Conveyancing Act 1919 ,
(m1) an
easement created by a dealing if the caveat is noted on the folio for the land
benefited by the easement,
(m2) a positive covenant created pursuant to
section 88BA of the Conveyancing Act 1919 for maintenance or repair, or
maintenance and repair, of land that is the site of an easement or other land
that is subject to the burden of the easement (or both),
(n) an order,
memorandum or other instrument pursuant to section 88D, 88E, 89 or 98 of the
Conveyancing Act 1919 ,
(o) a dealing varying, releasing or cancelling an
easement, the abandonment of an easement or the effect of an instrument under
section 88B of the Conveyancing Act 1919 releasing an easement, if the caveat
is noted on the folio for the land burdened by the easement,
(p) a dealing
releasing or varying a covenant referred to in paragraph (m2),
(q) a notation
or an application for notation of the existence of a cross-easement for party
walls created by the operation of section 88BB or 181B of the Conveyancing
Act 1919 ,
(r) a dealing releasing, extinguishing or varying a restriction on
the use of land,
(s) a change in the address of a body corporate,
(t) an
application under section 74I (1) or (2), 74J (1) or 74JA (2) for the
preparation of a lapsing notice,
(u) an application for the issue of-- (i) a
consolidated folio of the Register, or
(ii) separate folios of the Register
where there is more than one registered proprietor for land or for an estate
or interest in land,
(w) an application under section 135B for the
determination of a boundary by the Registrar-General,
(x) a dealing by one or
more joint tenants the sole purpose of which is to effect a severance of a
joint tenancy,
(y) a dealing by a lessor or sub-lessor recording the
determination of a lease or sublease if the caveat is not recorded against the
lease or sublease that is the subject of the determination, or
(z) a dealing
recording the bankruptcy of a registered proprietor.
(6) Where particular
land is affected by a caveat lodged under section 74F and a dealing relating
to that land is subsequently lodged for recording in the Register, the
Registrar-General may record the dealing notwithstanding the existence of the
caveat if satisfied that the estate or interest to which the caveator claims
to be entitled would, on the dealing being recorded, vest in the caveator.
(7) Whenever a dealing is recorded pursuant to subsection (6), the
Registrar-General must record in the Register that the caveat concerned has
lapsed.
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