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Power to any person interested in land or charge to lodge a caveat.
Duration of caveat.
Transfers during such period to be made subject to title of cautioner.
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46. Any person interested in any land, lease, or charge recorded in the name of any other person may lodge a caveat with the officer, which caveat shall be in such form and shall be verified and noted on the record in such manner as the Court shall by general rule direct. A caveat shall remain in force for a period of twenty-one days from the date thereof, if the Court shall be then sitting, or if the Court shall not be sitting, then for twenty-one days from the next sitting of the Court. Any transfer or other disposition recorded during such period shall, unless a judge shall otherwise direct, be made expressly subject to the title and claim (if any) of the cautioner.
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