[Legal Info] What is caveat?

Caveat

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The following information about caveat is brought to you by Ji Hoon Chang, a lawyer from David Chang Legal.


The word caveat means ‘beware’ and lodging a caveat on real property means a warning that there is an interest on the land or property.

While searching properties to purchase, if you see a property having a caveat on it, you should remember that someone has a priority interest in that property.

Ji Hoon Chang, a lawyer from David Chang Legal, gives you brief legal advice about the issues with caveat through the November episode of the Legal Info.

[The Full interview is available via podcast above]


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