Section 36C — Conveyancing Act 1919 (NSW)

(1) A person may take an immediate or other interest in land or other property, or the benefit of any condition, right of entry, covenant, or agreement over or respecting land or other property, although the person may not be named as a party to the assurance or other instrument.
(2) Such person may sue, and shall be entitled to all rights and remedies in respect thereof as if he or she had been named as a party to the assurance or other instrument.

Related sections

• s 35 — Presumption of survivorship
• s 36A — Power to direct division of chattels
• s 36B — Contingent and future interests to carry the intermediate income
• s 36D — Provisions as to supplemental instruments
• s 37A — Voluntary alienation to defraud creditors voidable
• s 37B — Voluntary alienation of land how far voidable as against purchasers

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