When a Registrar's caveat is on the register, the Registrar cannot register something or add information to the register. The Registrar must check that adding this information will not harm the person who lodged the caveat. The Registrar will only add the information if they are satisfied it is safe to do so.
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As long as a Registrar's caveat remains entered on the register, the Registrar must not register an instrument or record any matter in the register unless the Registrar is satisfied that the registration or recording will not prejudice the person in whose favour the caveat has been lodged.
