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Land Act 1994
sec.389DLodging caveat
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### sec.389D Lodging caveat
A caveat may be lodged by the following—
the registrar of titles under section 389L (1) ;
a person to whom an Australian court has ordered that an interest in a lease or licence be transferred;
a person who has the benefit of a subsisting order of an Australian court in restraining a lessee from dealing with a lease or licensee from dealing with a licence.
An office copy of a court order mentioned in subsection (1) must be deposited when a caveat is lodged under subsection (1) .
s 389D ins 2007 No. 19 s 179
amd 2021 No. 12 s 148 sch 3
(sec.389D-ssec.1) A caveat may be lodged by the following— the registrar of titles under section 389L (1) ; a person to whom an Australian court has ordered that an interest in a lease or licence be transferred; a person who has the benefit of a subsisting order of an Australian court in restraining a lessee from dealing with a lease or licensee from dealing with a licence.
(sec.389D-ssec.2) An office copy of a court order mentioned in subsection (1) must be deposited when a caveat is lodged under subsection (1) .
- (a) the registrar of titles under section 389L (1) ;
- (b) a person to whom an Australian court has ordered that an interest in a lease or licence be transferred;
- (c) a person who has the benefit of a subsisting order of an Australian court in restraining a lessee from dealing with a lease or licensee from dealing with a licence.