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L-1.1 - Land Titles Act

Section 30
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Registration of caveat
30(1)Any person claiming to be interested in any registered land may register a caveat in prescribed form against the land.
30(2)Upon the registration of a caveat, the registrar shall forthwith
(a) give a notice of the caveat to the registered owner of the land and to any person having a registered estate or interest therein affected by the caveat; and
(b) subject to the regulations, forward the caveat to the Registrar General who shall thereupon examine the caveat and inquire into the interest claimed thereunder.
30(3)Where in the opinion of the Registrar General a caveat forwarded to him pursuant to subsection (2) has been improperly registered in that the interest claimed thereunder is not an interest in land or should be registered in the form of an instrument that creates an interest or passes an estate in the land, he shall make an order directing the registrar, after the expiration of such time as the Registrar General shall specify in the order, unless an appeal is taken within that time, to withdraw the caveat from registration.
30(4)A copy of the order referred to in subsection (3) shall, when it is sent to the registrar, be given to the registered owner of the land and to any person having a registered estate or interest affected by the caveat and to the caveator or his solicitor who filed the caveat.
1983, c.45, s.11; 1986, c.49, s.10
Registration of caveat
30(1)Any person claiming to be interested in any registered land may register a caveat in prescribed form against the land.
30(2)Upon the registration of a caveat, the registrar shall forthwith
(a) give a notice of the caveat to the registered owner of the land and to any person having a registered estate or interest therein affected by the caveat; and
(b) subject to the regulations, forward the caveat to the Registrar General who shall thereupon examine the caveat and inquire into the interest claimed thereunder.
30(3)Where in the opinion of the Registrar General a caveat forwarded to him pursuant to subsection (2) has been improperly registered in that the interest claimed thereunder is not an interest in land or should be registered in the form of an instrument that creates an interest or passes an estate in the land, he shall make an order directing the registrar, after the expiration of such time as the Registrar General shall specify in the order, unless an appeal is taken within that time, to withdraw the caveat from registration.
30(4)A copy of the order referred to in subsection (3) shall, when it is sent to the registrar, be given to the registered owner of the land and to any person having a registered estate or interest affected by the caveat and to the caveator or his solicitor who filed the caveat.
1983, c.45, s.11; 1986, c.49, s.10