A lease longer than three years must be registered in the land registry to be effective against any subsequent owner,whether the land is sold or even against a mortgagee or other creditor having a claim against the property.

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A lease longer than three years must be registered in the land registry to be legally binding and effective against any subsequent owner, even if the property is sold or there are creditors with claims against it. Failure to register such a lease can make it unenforceable.

A Lease Longer Than Three Years Must Be Registered in the Land