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Late registration of a charge does not prejudice:

ARights earlier acquired in property
BRegistrar's power to refuse
CCertificates previously issued
DPenalties imposed on officers
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Rights earlier acquired in property
The third proviso to Section 77(1) protects rights acquired in the property before the charge is actually registered.
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