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  • 283 (1) A caveator, being a registered owner, who provides evidence that
  • (a) an instrument properly executed by the caveator is no longer valid or operative, or
  • (b) an instrument not properly or validly executed by the caveator might be or has been tendered for registration,
  • may by leave of the registrar, granted on such terms, if any, as the registrar may consider proper, lodge a caveat with the registrar to the effect that a disposition of the land or charge, either generally or as specifically expressed in the caveat, must not be registered unless
  • (c) the consent of the caveator is given after notice demanding the caveator’s consent has been served on the caveator, or
  • (d) the claimant under the instrument establishes the claimant’s title in a court.
  • (2) Subsection (1) applies to a power of attorney executed by a registered owner.
  • (3) A caveat under this section must comply with section 286, except subsection (2)(b) of that section.

1979-219-262.