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Case study — A buyer completes the purchase of a registered property and is entered on the land register as proprietor. Months later, a defect in an earlier transfer in the chain of title comes to light, but the buyer had no knowledge of it. Evaluate the statements: (i) Under the Torrens (Land Titles Act) system, the register is generally conclusive as to title (ii) A bona fide registered proprietor obtains an indefeasible title, subject to statutory exceptions (iii) Fraud by or with the knowledge of the proprietor is a recognised exception to indefeasibility (iv) An innocent buyer's registered title is automatically void because of the earlier defect Which statements are CORRECT?
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