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There are two things to pay attention to
of caveats.

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And they focus on the content of the
issues you're dealing

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with and also the timing of how you deal
with the caveat.

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Biggest danger that you can have is that
you can immediately issue

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a warning at the first sight of a caveat

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or you issue a warning too soon.

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The point about this is that there is a
time to

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issue your warning.

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The key thing that you need to do is to
have a handle

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on your case.

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And you need to understand what the
issues are.

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Generally what I try and do when I deal
with a caveat is to

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work out what is required to actually get
rid of this

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caveat.

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Another aspect about caveats, which is
misunderstood,

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is that once an appearance is made, it
doesn't mean that it's permanent.

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What it means is that in order to get rid
of that caveat, it has

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to either have a registry order or it

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will ultimately have to go to the high
court therefore, with

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dealing with the caveat, provided that
you understand the issues,

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provided you understand what is required
to get rid of the caveat

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and that you've dealt with those issues
before

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issuing your warning.

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You should be in a good position to
eliminate

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the caveat.