Land Titles Act 1993 · 2020 Revised Edition · Part 12 · Caveats
123. Service of notices on caveator
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Where under this Part provision is made for the service on the caveator of a notice relating to a caveat lodged under any provision of this Part, or to any proceedings in respect of such a caveat, the notice is duly served if it is served in one of the following ways:
caveator
“caveator” means the person by whom or on whose behalf a caveat has been lodged;
the notice is served on the caveator personally;
the notice is left at or sent by registered post to —
the address specified in the caveat;
where an address has been notified to the Registrar in respect of the caveat under subsection (2), that address or, if more than one address has been notified in respect of the caveat under that subsection, the last of the addresses so notified;
if the caveat was signed on behalf of the caveator by an agent other than a solicitor, the notice is left at or sent by registered post to the business or residential address in Singapore of that agent;
if the caveat was signed on behalf of the caveator by a solicitor, the notice is left or sent by registered post to the office of the solicitor in Singapore;
the notice is served in any other manner, whether by advertisement or otherwise, as the Registrar may direct in writing.
A person entitled to withdraw a caveat lodged under this Part may, at any time before the caveat is withdrawn, notify the Registrar —
using the approved form, of a change in the name of the caveator specified in the caveat; or
in writing, of a change in the address specified in the caveat for service of notices,whereupon the Registrar must record the change of name or address on the folio or in any other manner which the Registrar may direct.