37(1)Where a registered owner of land alleges by affidavit filed with the Registrar General that, on account of special or unusual circumstances set out in the affidavit, an instrument affecting his land should not be registered, the Registrar General may authorize the registration of the affidavit and while it is registered and remains in force the registrar shall not register the instrument referred to therein unless the deponent withdraws the affidavit or a court order has been filed with the registrar establishing the title of the claimant under the instrument.

37(2)Any person who has sustained damage or incurred costs or expenses by reason of an affidavit referred to in subsection (1) having been registered or having been allowed to remain registered, wrongfully or vexatiously or without reasonable cause, has a cause of action therefor against the deponent or his personal representative.

37(1)Where a registered owner of land alleges by affidavit filed with the Registrar General that, on account of special or unusual circumstances set out in the affidavit, an instrument affecting his land should not be registered, the Registrar General may authorize the registration of the affidavit and while it is registered and remains in force the registrar shall not register the instrument referred to therein unless the deponent withdraws the affidavit or a court order has been filed with the registrar establishing the title of the claimant under the instrument.

37(2)Any person who has sustained damage or incurred costs or expenses by reason of an affidavit referred to in subsection (1) having been registered or having been allowed to remain registered, wrongfully or vexatiously or without reasonable cause, has a cause of action therefor against the deponent or his personal representative.