Land Title Services for Australia and New Zealand

The Land Title Register is one of the 2 main documents proving ownership and providing details of property owned by a person or company (often called Title Deeds or Title Certificates).

It contains the Lot Number, Address and description of the property, its tenure, the manner in which the property is held (i.e. tenants in common or joint tenants) and the respective shares of each owner, the name and address of the owners, details of mortgages and other Limitations, Interests, Encumbrances and Notifications.

The Title Plan is the other main document of title and shows an outline of the property and those adjoining it, so that the property can be identified in relation to those nearby.

It usually contains survey dimensions and angles and may also contain other information such as floor plans and surveyors certificates.

To identify the property we supply you with an appropriately scaled map to identify and mark.

You will then receive the Land Title Register and Title Plan, containing the details referred to above (AU 1)

Instruments contain such useful information as the purchase price, name and address of the purchaser and the seller, property address, details of Covenants, an exact description of the extent of the property sold and precisely what it consists of, including the building materials, etc.

This is an extract from the Environment Protection Agency Priority Sites Register which lists land and property which represent an unacceptable risk to health or the environment due to contamination. A report is provided from the EPA as to whether the property is listed or whether it is in the vicinity of a listed property.

This search includes the Land Title Register, Title Plans and Property Transfer Instruments for each property and represents all of the registered property information and documents for 3 adjoining properties.

This is a statement by Melbourne Water of Property Flood Level Information, including an estimate of the affect on the property in the event of a storm exceeding the design capacity of the drainage available to the property.

This is a plan showing the Water, Sewerage and Drainage service connections, together with the associated Easements.

This search provides details of the heritage status of a property, i.e. whether it is of historical, Cultural or Architectural interest, such as Period Properties, Shipwrecks, Period Churches, Old Lime Kilns, Ancient Farms or Homesteads, Excavations, Gold Mine, Conservation Site, and Jetties & Piers.