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Land Title Act 1994
sec.120Transfer of lots sold in execution
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### sec.120 Transfer of lots sold in execution
If a lot is sold under a registered writ of execution, the sheriff, registrar or clerk of the court of the relevant court may execute an instrument of transfer to the purchaser.
On registration of the transfer, the transferee becomes the registered owner of the lot subject to—
registered interests; and
equitable mortgages notified by caveat lodged before registration of the writ of execution.
(sec.120-ssec.1) If a lot is sold under a registered writ of execution, the sheriff, registrar or clerk of the court of the relevant court may execute an instrument of transfer to the purchaser.
(sec.120-ssec.2) On registration of the transfer, the transferee becomes the registered owner of the lot subject to— registered interests; and equitable mortgages notified by caveat lodged before registration of the writ of execution.
- (a) registered interests; and
- (b) equitable mortgages notified by caveat lodged before registration of the writ of execution.