28 Jun 2006
KEOGH V LUND HC AK CIV 2005-404-7151
- Citation
- openlaw-f3c3e3a3_e81d_48cb_ae95_7c9cb19ef641.pdf
- Court
- High Court
The court found on the evidence that clause 19 was satisfied by telephone before the 4pm deadline so the prior conditional agreement became unconditional; because the backup agreement expressly terminated if the prior agreement became unconditional, the backup agreement no longer created an equitable interest capable of supporting the caveat; therefore the caveat had no present justification and must be removed under s143 Land Transfer Act 1952.