Registrar’s caveat
A registrar’s caveat may be entered in respect of any land wherever such action appears to the registrar to be necessary or desirable, as in the flowing instances:
- (a) For the prevention of fraud or improper dealing;
- (b) For the protection or interest of:
- (i) The Federation or the state authority
- (ii) Any person who in his opinion under the disability of being a minor, mental disorder or unsoundness of mind, or is shown to his satisfaction to be absent from the Federation; or
- (c) By reason of some error appearing to him to have been made in the register or issue document of title to the land or any other instrument relating thereto.
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Purchase of Real Property - Step by Step Guide & Precedents
by By Lawyers For Lawyers author - Jayadeep Hari & Jamil
Overview
This Purchase Step-by-Step Legal Practice Guide and Precedents contains extensive precedents and guidance to enable a lawyer to complete a purchase of property matter including guidance on:
- Sale and purchase agreement with title
- Sale and purchase agreement without title
- Purchase by foreigner
- Caveats
- Real Property Gains Tax
- Strata Titles Act 1985
A wide range of precedent forms and letters used through the course of the transaction are also included. As with all Step-by-Step Guides this guide takes you sequentially through a Purchase matter from getting the matter underway and taking instructions, right through to finalisation.