Section 201 — Conveyancing Act 1919 (NSW)

Vacation of entry of legal proceedings

Any registration of current legal proceedings under this Part may be vacated pursuant to an order of the Supreme Court, and such order may be made after the determination of the legal proceedings, or, in case the Court is satisfied that the litigation is not being prosecuted bona fide, during the pendency thereof, and in any case, if the Court thinks fit, without the consent of the person who caused the same to be registered.

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Related sections

s 198 — Index to registers
s 199 — Registers to be public records
s 200 — Vacation of entries
s 202 — General rules under this Part as to registration and fees
s 202A — Savings, transitional and other provisions
s 203 — Repeal

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