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Why use The Land Registry?
The Land Registry is responsible for suppling records of ownership and other information about land and property in the UK. There are a number of reasons why someone might want to use the Land Registry:
- To find out who owns a particular piece of land or property
- To check the boundaries of a property
- To see if there are any restrictions or rights affecting the property
- To get a copy of the title deeds for a property
- To apply to change the ownership of a property (e.g. if you are buying or selling a property)
- To register a mortgage or other charge on a property
- To apply for a “property information form” (which contains information about the property, such as its boundaries and any rights or restrictions affecting it)
Using the Land Registry can be especially useful if you are thinking of buying or selling a property, as it can help you to understand what you are buying or selling and ensure that the process is conducted smoothly.
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A title plan (also known as a property plan or a land registry plan) is a map that shows the boundaries of a piece of land or property. It is a legal document that is used to define the extent of the property and to show any rights or restrictions that apply to it.
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