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- Begin by filling in the 'Registered Proprietor' section (D) with the full name and address of the registered owner. Ensure accuracy as this information is crucial for processing.
- In section (E), enter your details as the 'Caveator'. This should include your full name and residential address, ensuring it is a valid street address.
- Provide an address for service of notices in section (F). This must also be a street address, and you may include a Document Exchange box if applicable.
- Complete Schedule 1 by detailing the estate or interest you claim, including particulars of any relevant instruments and dates.
- In Schedule 2, specify actions that are prohibited by this caveat. Clearly outline any dealings or plans that should not be recorded.
- Finally, complete the statutory declaration section (K) affirming your claims and have it witnessed appropriately before submission.
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