land registry b133 notice HELP!!

glitterbug40

hi received this today
b133(oi) notice to a registered proprietor of an application to enter a unilateral notice.
the application was made by... name and address.....
as a result of this application the following entries have been made in charges register of the above title.
please what does this mean.
gina

Tixy

What additional information is given on the notice? does this relate to mining rights/minerals etc? or does it not say anything along those lines?

Presumably the notice came with the explanatory notes to explain what a unilateral notice is?

Who is the beneficiary of the notice? is it a specific individual? is it the church? the local parish? local estate owners?

The law is changing this month and any ancient rights that have existed over your land must be registered by this month otherwise they will potentially be lost by the beneficiary.

glitterbug40

the beneficiary is the Duke of Rutland.
there are Explanatory notes but sorry im none the wiser for them.
it does mention things about minerals etc.. and ancient rights..
i just want to know what i have to do to respond and if i have to respond as thats not stated in the letter.
many thanks

Tixy

This link may help you understand better http://www.landregistry.gov.uk/public/guides/public-guide-25

If you agree/accept that the mineral rights belong to the duke of rutland then you don't need to respond or do anything. If you don't then you would need to consider raising a formal objection.

ceh209

I've been through this recently:

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/4751483

Fortunately the application was withdrawn in our case, however my thread does give some information on the process for making an objection (post #24). If you need any more specific information then feel free to ask on here or PM me.

ValHaller

glitterbug40 wrote: »

the beneficiary is the Duke of Rutland.

Ah, so the Duke of Rutland wants to go fracking under your jerry built peasant's hovel rather than under his Lord's castle which has stood the test of time. If you don't have a forelock, now is the time to grow one so that you have something to tug when he passes your way.

glitterbug40

i'll pull on something when he dare passes lol

Dustykitten

I've just received one of these from the Marquess of Salisbury.

It gives you a right fright, going to look into it and ask the neighbours if they have received them too.

MrSwadge

We have been working on a website to help obtain the 100,000 signatures required to get parliament to discuss manorial rights. The website is expected to become a focal point for a national campaign and is hoped to help to reach out and open communications with other areas affected by claims to manorial rights.

We are of a viewpoint that if 100,000 notices have been sent out by the Land Registry, then getting the 100,000 signatures on the e-petition to the government (not yet created) should not be out of the question. If people ask their mothers, fathers, brothers, sisters, uncles, cousins, friends and people in the workplace, enough support should be obtainable. We therefore suggest not only signing up on the website to follow the campaign as it progresses, but to share the website with people you know. So, please, take a look - feel free to make suggestions - and support the campaign.

http://www.manorialrights.org

Dustykitten

The petition to end these 'rights' is now live, please will you sign it and encourage others to do the same.

http://manorialrights.org/blog/2014/02/04/sign-petition-end-manorial-rights-now/