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- Original news
- On what basis did the court order alteration of the register?
- On what basis did the court decide Mr Fitzwilliam had remained the beneficial owner?
- Did the court deal with any other issues of interest?
- Did Mr Fitzwilliam have an interest with priority to the ‘disposition’?
- What are the protections for a registered proprietor on an application for rectification?
Article summary
Property analysis: The court can order alteration of the register to correct a mistake. In a recent case, the High Court followed a widely criticised Court of Appeal decision, deciding that a fraudulent transfer and registration of a third party as proprietor of a property did not affect the beneficial interest, which had remained with the original proprietor throughout.
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