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A pending action directly contests title to a specific registered parcel, and a proper notice of lis pendens is annotated. A purchaser later acquires the parcel and argues that purchasing ends the suit's effect on the property because the purchaser was not originally a party. Which statement is correct?

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The annotation necessarily prohibits every possible transfer The sale automatically defeats the pending adjudication The buyer's payment automatically cancels the notice The purchaser takes subject to the outcome of the litigation identified by the notice

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