Civil Law (Property) Act 2006
218Vesting orders made in error
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218 Vesting orders made in error (a) a person with a life interest in property (the interest-holder) has been evicted from the property or deprived of the interest because of an order made by a court on the basis that the life interest has ended; and (b) in a later court proceeding the court is satisfied that the life interest has not ended, or had not ended when the order was made. (2) The court hearing the later proceeding may give the interest-holder appropriate relief.
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