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A doozy for family lawyers, indeed.

Maybe it was gold, not canary yellow :)

It comes down to the principle of indefeasibility of title within property law. On a certificate of title it is presumed that the registered proprietor of the land is the full owner, subject to any encumbrance like a mortgage. The presence of a caveat indicates that the title is NOT clear and...

rupert, The caveat will not be automatically removed when the property settles. The only exception to this is if the caveator is the same person as the purchaser. In any case, the purchaser is perfectly entitled to ask for the caveat to be removed prior to settlement and it MUST be removed in...