A vendor of land sold the property twice to different purchasers. The first purchaser, therefore, has an equitable interest in the land.

Q. A vendor of land sold the property twice to different purchasers. The first purchaser, therefore, has an equitable interest in the land. The second purchaser, however, quickly settles the transaction and registers their 'net interest', even though they had heard from another person of the possible first sale. Who has the greater right? Why?  ( this question is regarding diploma of conveyancing and assignment is BSBCNV502 Read and interpret a legal document and provide advice)