Non-Permitted Encumbrances

Some examples of non-permitted encumbrances include but are not limited to, Mortgages and other Financial Encumbrances, Certificates of lis pendens, Writs and Court Orders, Caveats, Builders’ Liens, etc. Here is a brief overview of each, but keep in mind that this is not an exhaustive list. For more information about other non-permitted encumbrances, consult with our Alberta Real estate Lawyers at the Edmonton Law Office.

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“… a notice to a claim of interest in land. The validity of the claim is disputed in court. If the courts agree that the claim is valid, then any person dealing with that land going forward will be subject to the interest claimed in the caveat.” see – Register a land title document or plan | Alberta.ca

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