Registration of restraining orders and lodging of caveats
86 Registration of restraining orders and lodging of caveats
If a restraining order applies to property of a particular kind and the provisions of any law of the State provide for the registration of title to, or charges over, property of that kind, the authority responsible for administering the provisions is required, on application by any person, to record the particulars of the order in the register kept under those provisions.
If the particulars of a restraining order are so recorded, a person who subsequently deals with the property is, for the purposes of section 89, taken to have notice of the restraining order.
If a restraining order applies to land under the provisions of the Real Property Act 1900, a caveat may be lodged under that Act in relation to the order.
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