A CPL is used when a proceeding puts an interest in land in question. Under s. 103 of the Courts of Justice Act, a proceeding is not notice to non-parties until the court issues a CPL and it is registered in the proper land registry office. A party who registers a CPL without a reasonable claim to an interest in the land can be liable for damages.
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