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Caveat - Land Titles Office - Approved Form C The word caveat means beware, and the lodging of a caveat over a property is a way telling anyone who wants to deal with the property to be aware of the fact that someone else's interest already has priority. In other words, a caveat is a written warning to anyone who checks the Certificate of Title of the property that the person who lodged the caveat (known as the "caveator") has an interest in it. The Registrar of Titles cannot deal with the property without first notifying the caveator.

Caveat - Withdrawal of Caveat - Land Titles Office - Approved Form WC

New Certificate of Title Application - Land Titles Office - Form