You cannot lodge a second caveat against dealings to protect the same estate or interest if a previous one was removed under section 142 or lapsed under section 141(2)(a) or 143, unless the court says you can. The court has the power to make an order that allows this to happen. You can find more information about this in the Land Transfer Act 2017, and compare it to section 148.
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145: Caveator may consent to registration of instrument, or
"You can agree to let someone register a document that affects your protected land."
147: Registrar not required to verify entitlement to lodge caveat against dealings, or
"The Registrar doesn't check if you can stop a land deal, but you must follow the rules."
Unless the court orders otherwise, a caveat against dealings must not be lodged by or on behalf of the same person to protect the same estate or interest as a caveat against dealings that has been removed under section 142 or lapsed under section 141(2)(a) or 143.
