Existing caveats Sample Clauses

Existing caveats. A caveat is a form of injunction that prevents registration of a dealing, unless certain requirements are met, such as written consent. If there is an existing caveat on the land title, resolution of any conflicts or consents may be needed to enable the registration of the BSA on the land title by Land Registry Services. Resolution of issues that arise due to caveats depends on the caveat but in general, the landholder or if applicable, the accredited assessor will need to request the caveator to provide consent in writing to the registration of the BSA. If there is overlap between the caveat and the proposed BSA area, additionality may need to be considered or, the existing caveat or the proposed BSA boundary may need to be amended. See Section 7 for further information on Additionality. Caveats which are not consistent with a BSA and will prevent the landholder entering into an agreement include but are not limited to caveats which define the land as Crown-timber lands in accordance with s5,9(4) of the BC Act. Further information on how Land Registry Services treats caveats can be found here.
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