Lodging a caveat
122 Lodging a caveat
A caveat may be lodged by any of the following—
a person claiming an interest in a lot;
the registrar under section 17;
the registered owner of the lot;
a person to whom an Australian court has ordered that an interest in a lot be transferred;
a person who has the benefit of a subsisting order of an Australian court in restraining a registered proprietor from dealing with a lot.
However a caveat may only be lodged by an equitable mortgagee if it is a caveat to which section 126 applies.
To remove any doubt, it is declared that an interest in a lot does not include an interest in a proposed lot under the Land Sales Act 1984 that a person obtains by agreeing to buy the lot under a contract for the sale of the lot.
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