Where could I apply for an official copy please? The land is not for sale.
Land registry Title terminology
- Thread starter Laggard
- Start date
Search for land and property information
Find a property and get its title plan, title register and see who owns it
Just be warned make sure you do actually go to the actual “ gov uk land registry site” and not one of the look a likes , which is easy to do by mistake.Search for land and property information
Find a property and get its title plan, title register and see who owns itwww.gov.uk
- Location
- South Wales UK
Was that the " actual" land registry site pr 3rd party site??Are the fee’s definitely £3 ?
I ask as when I was being nosy , wanting to find out who had bought some land and for how much, I was shocked to see the title/ plan fees were now nearly £20!!
Perhaps a deterrent for nosy old sods like me
- Location
- South Wales UK
As stated earlier on official hm land registry site.
Nearly
Member
- Location
- North of York
Being nosey is pretty cheap but the LR site is not the easiest to navigate if you don't know the number.
Once had the owner of neighbouring £1m house having a screaming fit because 'we weren't allowed' to know about the restrictions on their deeds.
Anyone could get them for £3 plus £3.
By the way missus, we put the restrictions on your deeds.
Once had the owner of neighbouring £1m house having a screaming fit because 'we weren't allowed' to know about the restrictions on their deeds.
Anyone could get them for £3 plus £3.
By the way missus, we put the restrictions on your deeds.
Exfarmer
Member
- Location
- Bury St Edmunds
Be very aware that the Land registry, unlike old fashioned deeds, very frequently misses large chunks of very important detail. Boundaries , and rights of way are the commonest. I have certainly a right of way, and the legal proof across a piece of land which was sold a few years back, butr the new ownere is totally unaware
- Location
- South Wales UK
Also very slow to update ownership and price paid??
And as said above , those transferring details from old paper deeds to online system OFTEN put or draw incorrect boundaries etc etc too.
And as said above , those transferring details from old paper deeds to online system OFTEN put or draw incorrect boundaries etc etc too.
ISCO
Member
- Location
- North East
Yes, very slow. If it is a transfer of part of a title number then well over a year to register.
ISCO
Member
- Location
- North East
Land registry plans also only show the general boundary position and cannot be relied on when the boundary is disputed. You would have thought that they would have an accurate mapping system in this day and age.
- Location
- South Wales UK
And we thought over covid period and all worked from home 1st registration was 2 years??
Not much different now
Exfarmer
Member
- Location
- Bury St Edmunds
it is the same for everything in the public sector, incompetents seem to run the show, and a bunch of idiots called the government who have never started to sort the issues in any sectorAnd we thought over covid period and all worked from home 1st registration was 2 years??
Not much different now
I thought it was the “actual” land registry site but I may have been mistaken. I will double check at the weekend.
If you have an overage and your solicitor doesn’t register it sue him for negligence.
Official copies of documents: registration (OC2)
Application form OC2 for official copies of documents.