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As far as I am aware, the registrar is not required to determine the validity of the caveator's claim so she may well have placed a caveat on the property. Let's see what happens.

Without any documentation I cannot see how this woman can be any more than an unsecured creditor to the drunkard. In the absence of some paperwork to show she is a joint venture partner, mortgagee or specifically lent the money for the purchase of this piece of land and has an agreement to lodge...

If someone puts a caveat on your property without reason and it interferes with a sale causing you loss then you are entitled to sue them for damages. I cannot see how this woman has a caveatable interest in the land, she lent the money to the drunkard and she is not involved in the joint...