caveat means an absolute caveat, a consent caveat or a subject to claim caveat;
caveat means a caveat lodged under —
caveat means caveat lodged under section 20 or 21, as the case requires;
More Definitions of caveat
caveat means a notice in the form of an entry on a register that no action of a specified nature in relation to the right of occupancy in respect of which the notice has been entered may be taken without first informing the person who gave the notice;
caveat on a licence means a caveat against —
caveat means a formal notice expressing an interest in a parcel registered at Land Titles Office against the title to that parcel;
caveat in relation to a Mortgage forming part of the Assets of the Series Trust or in relation to a Shared Security means a land titles office caveat in registrable form which, upon registration, is effective to protect the Trustee's interest as equitable assignee of the relevant Seller's interest in that Mortgage or, in the case of a Shared Security, is effective to protect that Seller's interest as beneficiary of the CBA Trust in that Shared Security.
caveat means an undertaking filed in the Registry by the owner of, or person interested in, a ship or property, to appear to any action in rem riled against that ship or property and provide bail even though the ship or property is not arrested;
caveat means a formal notice expressing an interest in a parcel of land registered against the title to that parcel of land;