What Is A Life Interest On A Title?
A Life Interest is an interest on a title, whereby the listed Remainder Men will become the owner(s) of the property when the existing owner dies.
A Life Interest is an interest on a title, whereby the listed Remainder Men will become the owner(s) of the property when the existing owner dies.
Co-Ownership (Joint Tenants And Tenants In Common) is a way of jointly owning land as individuals. A Joint Tenancy is an undefined and undivided interest in land with rights of survivorship – so if one of the tenants dies, the Continue reading Co-Ownership (Joint Tenants And Tenants In Common)
Wondering what a Unitary Authority is? A Unitary Authority is where the regional and local authority have joined.
Statutory Land Charges may be listed on a title where there are charges owed on the land, such as unpaid council rates.
Some titles may have reference to Notices Under The Building Act. There are two types of Notices Under The building act: Additional restrictions on building on the land – which may include considerations such as liquefaction. The other notice pertains to Continue reading What Are Notices Under The Building Act On A Title?
A Notice of Claim is the same as a caveat (in other words, it’s a warning that there’s a third party interest in the land), however a Notice of Claim only relates to property relationship claims, such as a former spouse Continue reading What Is A Notice Of Claim On A Title?
A caveat on a title is a warning of a third party interest in land. A caveat may represent a registered or unregistered interest. An example of a registered interest might be a sale and purchase agreement that will eventuate Continue reading What Is A Caveat On A Title?
A Company Share is a form of property ownership in NZ. In a Company Share, people buy shares in the company, and the company owns the land (as listed on the title). The rights a shareholder may have, depend on the Continue reading What Is A Company Share?
A Section 27 Maori Resumptive Memorial listed on a title means that the land may be subject to a land claim through a tribunal. If this happens, the owner doesn’t have the right to be heard in a claim, but Continue reading What Section 27 Means On A Title
While older titles may list riparian rights on a title, modern titles tend not to list riparian rights on titles as it’s considered Common Law.