Section 81 of Land Registration Act 2012: Right to indemnity
(1) Subject to the provisions of this Act and of any written law relating to the limitation of actions, any person suffering damage by reason of—
(a) any rectification of the register under this Act; or
(b) any error in a copy of or extract from the register or in a copy of or extract from any document or plan certified under this Act, shall be entitled to indemnity.
(2) No indemnity shall be payable under this Act to any person who has caused or substantially contributed to the damage by fraud or negligence, or who derives title, otherwise than under a registered disposition made bona fide for valuable consideration, from a person who caused or substantially contributed to the damage.
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- Section 107 - Savings and transitional provisions with respect to rights, actions, dispositions
(1) Unless the contrary is specifically provided for in this Act, any right, interest, title, power, or obligation acquired, accrued, established, coming into force or exercisable before the...
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The written laws set out in the Schedule are repealed.
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