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Land Title Act 2000
196Territory's right of subrogation
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196 Territory's right of subrogation
(1) On paying compensation to a person under section 192 or 193, the
Territory is subrogated to the rights of the person against the
person responsible for the deprivation, loss or damage under the
section.
(2) Without limiting subsection (1), the Territory has rights of
subrogation against persons (including legal practitioners,
conveyancing agents and surveyors) who in the course of their
professional duties have prepared documents for registration that
have, in whole or in part, led to the loss or damage.
(3) If in exercising its rights under subsection (1) the Territory receives
an amount that is more than the amount it paid to the person, the
Territory must pay the difference to the person after deducting the
Territory's costs.