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What is the difference
between a Title Register, a Title Plan and a
Registered Old Deed? |
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following details, where the same are applicable: |
is split into 3 parts:
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A Section (Property Register) |
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B Section (Proprietorship Register) |
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C Section (Charges Register) |
is a large scale location plan
usually drawn to a scale of 1:1250 (for urban
areas) and shows the approximate position of the
boundaries of the property, edged in red, in relation
to the surrounding properties. The Plan often
contains coloured markings referred to in the
Title Register, T marks delineating boundary
ownership, and letters or numbers, which may mark
rights of way or other matters referred to in
the register.
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e.g. a Transfer, Conveyance, Agreement, Deed etc,
is usually a lengthy document containing covenants,
agreements etc which have not been iterated in
the Register but affect the title to the property.
These documents often contain detailed maps or
plans which may contain measured boundaries. |
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How do I receive
my search results? |
Your documents
will be uploaded to your MyAccount page and an
email sent to you informing you of this. As soon
as you login you will be able to access your documents
and may read, print and save them as often as
you wish. The documents sent to you will be exact
copies of those held by the Land Registry. |
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Can I purchase
a copy of any Document referred to in the Title Register? |
You can purchase
only those documents which are described in
the Title Register with wording such as "copied
into the certificate". Any document that
does not contain such wording is not available
for purchase. This is because the salient parts
of that document, if they affect the property,
will have been copied into the Title Register
and the document itself is no longer necessary.
When you purchase a Title Register search
from us we always list all of the available
documents.
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Which search will
tell me who the owners are? |
The Title Register Search |
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Which search will
tell me the purchase price? |
The Title Register Search, but
only if it was purchased after April 2000. |
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Which document
will provide details of Restrictive Covenants? |
Both the Title Register and Registered Old Deeds will contain
this information. |
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Can I order more
than 1 search at a time? |
Yes. By applying
for a property search you will be given the
option of searching for up to 20 properties
all on the same form. Where more than 5 are
ordered you will receive a substantial discount. |
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What is a Caution
against first registration? |
Where a person
has an interest in a property that is not registered
he would normally apply to the Land Registry
for the entry of a Caution. This will prevent
registration of a new title without his knowledge
and will alert the purchaser's solicitor, before
completing a purchase, to that person's interest.
The Land Registry will compile and register
a Caution Title which provides full details of
that interest and also a plan identifying the
property. |
| What is a Day
List entry? |
When an application
is made for registration of an interest or a
search is made an entry is kept in the Day List
pending completion of the registration. Thus
the Day List is a list of pending applications
such as is made when registering a new purchase
or of a search made in contemplation of a new
purchase.
Day List searches are made by us as a matter of
course whenever we are instructed to obtain a
copy of the Title Register, thus ensuring
the details provided to our clients are up to
date. No other internet companies provide this
service. |
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What is an Official
Copy or an Office Copy? |
This is an officially
watermarked copy of the Register that is admissible
as evidence in court proceedings. To order an
official copy you should tick the small box
on the order form where it asks you whether you
require an official copy. |
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What is a Manorial
search? |
This is a search
of the Index Maps for Manors and Franchises for
a particular administrative area. Initially an
application is submitted to search the Index Maps
of the administrative area. This is returned with
a list of the registered manors and franchises
for this area. If the particular manor required
is registered we will then obtain a copy of its
register. |
