​​Caveats are not security interests​

​​Caveats are not security interests​

You have loaned someone money in relation to a property, and in return the borrower has agreed to give you an interest in the property. You lodge a caveat, but you are worried about whether you are properly protected if the borrow does not repay you.

Caveats are a protective mechanism that play an important role in property law. However, a caveat is not a ‘security interest’ in the traditional sense, and it is important to consider whether a caveat is the appropriate tool to safeguard your interest.

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Introducing ADLV Law

Introducing ADLV Law

We are excited to announce that as of 1 October 2024, Andreyev Lawyers officially became ADLV Law.  Those of you who have known us for a while will know that our firm has undergone transformational changes over the years. This latest transformation is a reshaping of...

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