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The Latin maxim "Ut lite pendente nihil innovetur" finds its place in the Transfer of Property Act,…

The maxim ut lite pendente nihil innovetur (during litigation nothing new should be introduced) is the basis of the doctrine of "Lis pendens", codified in s.52 TPA.

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The maxim ut lite pendente nihil innovetur (during litigation nothing new should be introduced) is the basis of the doctrine of "Lis pendens", codified in s.52 TPA.

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