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Which of the following interests in WA land does NOT require registration at Landgate to be enforceable against a subsequent registered purchaser?

Correct Answer

D) A lease for a term not exceeding five years where the tenant is in possession

Under section 68(1A) of the Transfer of Land Act 1893 (WA), a registered proprietor takes subject to a prior unregistered lease, agreement for lease or letting for a term not exceeding 5 years to a tenant in actual possession. Longer leases must be registered or protected by caveat, and an option to renew is not protected by this exception.

Answer Options
A
A transfer of the freehold title from the seller to a new owner
B
A lease for a term exceeding five years, with no caveat lodged
C
An unregistered mortgage given by the owner to secure a private loan from a friend
D
A lease for a term not exceeding five years where the tenant is in possession

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