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Land Registry questions
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Morning Land registry, could you take a peek at the above and advise whether this is still the same? Thank you.Land_Registry said:
We haven’t got everything yet and issued a reminder on 23rd June to that effect. I’d suggest the lodging conveyancer gets in touch to confirmLafamilia said:
Good Morning LR, please could you take a peek at SF324674, we are being told that all has been provided to Land Registry and as far as they are concerned there is nothing else outstanding, and they are unable to advise when LR will update the records. Can you shed any further light. We are slightly sceptical given the length of time this has been trundling on thus far.Land_Registry said:
If they have then they haven’t made it to us as yet - sorryLafamilia said:
Hi land registry, I'm living in eternal hope that there may have been some movement on the above, some papers were signed over the last few days, if you could take a look when you get a moment I would appreciate it. Thank you.Lafamilia said:
Good Morning Land Registry, has there been any movement on either of the above titles please? THanks in advance.Lafamilia said:Good morning Land registry, please could you confirm whether requisitions remain outstanding on SF324674, we are at a grinding halt on SF295610 until it is resolved0 -
No change at this end so still the sameLafamilia said:
Morning Land registry, could you take a peek at the above and advise whether this is still the same? Thank you.Land_Registry said:
We haven’t got everything yet and issued a reminder on 23rd June to that effect. I’d suggest the lodging conveyancer gets in touch to confirmLafamilia said:
Good Morning LR, please could you take a peek at SF324674, we are being told that all has been provided to Land Registry and as far as they are concerned there is nothing else outstanding, and they are unable to advise when LR will update the records. Can you shed any further light. We are slightly sceptical given the length of time this has been trundling on thus far.Land_Registry said:
If they have then they haven’t made it to us as yet - sorryLafamilia said:
Hi land registry, I'm living in eternal hope that there may have been some movement on the above, some papers were signed over the last few days, if you could take a look when you get a moment I would appreciate it. Thank you.Lafamilia said:
Good Morning Land Registry, has there been any movement on either of the above titles please? THanks in advance.Lafamilia said:Good morning Land registry, please could you confirm whether requisitions remain outstanding on SF324674, we are at a grinding halt on SF295610 until it is resolved“Official Company Representative
I am the official company representative of Land Registry. MSE has given permission for me to post in response to queries about the company, so that I can help solve issues. You can see my name on the companies with permission to post list. I am not allowed to tout for business at all. If you believe I am please report it to forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com This does NOT imply any form of approval of my company or its products by MSE"0 -
Thanks Land registry, I've sent a Direct message, hope that is ok.Land_Registry said:
No change at this end so still the sameLafamilia said:
Morning Land registry, could you take a peek at the above and advise whether this is still the same? Thank you.Land_Registry said:
We haven’t got everything yet and issued a reminder on 23rd June to that effect. I’d suggest the lodging conveyancer gets in touch to confirmLafamilia said:
Good Morning LR, please could you take a peek at SF324674, we are being told that all has been provided to Land Registry and as far as they are concerned there is nothing else outstanding, and they are unable to advise when LR will update the records. Can you shed any further light. We are slightly sceptical given the length of time this has been trundling on thus far.Land_Registry said:
If they have then they haven’t made it to us as yet - sorryLafamilia said:
Hi land registry, I'm living in eternal hope that there may have been some movement on the above, some papers were signed over the last few days, if you could take a look when you get a moment I would appreciate it. Thank you.Lafamilia said:
Good Morning Land Registry, has there been any movement on either of the above titles please? THanks in advance.Lafamilia said:Good morning Land registry, please could you confirm whether requisitions remain outstanding on SF324674, we are at a grinding halt on SF295610 until it is resolved0 -
My property has positive covenants regarding maintenance of a driveway that is shared with 2 other properties. The cost allocation is unfair so we’d like to update it to state that maintenance and repair costs for the driveway should be split equally between the 3 properties, ie each property pays one third. Which form should I complete?0
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If the titles are registered then form AP1 is the form to use to update each register. You then submit the form plus supporting evidence as appropriate.MoneyGeoff said:My property has positive covenants regarding maintenance of a driveway that is shared with 2 other properties. The cost allocation is unfair so we’d like to update it to state that maintenance and repair costs for the driveway should be split equally between the 3 properties, ie each property pays one third. Which form should I complete?Varying covenants is invariably done by way of a legal deed between all affected parties“Official Company Representative
I am the official company representative of Land Registry. MSE has given permission for me to post in response to queries about the company, so that I can help solve issues. You can see my name on the companies with permission to post list. I am not allowed to tout for business at all. If you believe I am please report it to forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com This does NOT imply any form of approval of my company or its products by MSE"2 -
Thanks. There is also a shared septic tank and positive covenants on my title regarding maintenance and repair of the septic tank. I am planning to stop using it and to install a separate sewage treatment solution on my own property rather than sharing. Would I need to submit AP1 for that too, in order to remove the covenants for the shared septic tank that I no longer use?Land_Registry said:
If the titles are registered then form AP1 is the form to use to update each register. You then submit the form plus supporting evidence as appropriate.MoneyGeoff said:My property has positive covenants regarding maintenance of a driveway that is shared with 2 other properties. The cost allocation is unfair so we’d like to update it to state that maintenance and repair costs for the driveway should be split equally between the 3 properties, ie each property pays one third. Which form should I complete?Varying covenants is invariably done by way of a legal deed between all affected parties0 -
AP1 is the application form used to update a registered title as appropriate. It doesn’t change anything on it’s own though as if you are varying or releasing or creating new covenants or indeed easements you need a legal deed to do that. That legal deed needs to be made with the affected partiesMoneyGeoff said:
Thanks. There is also a shared septic tank and positive covenants on my title regarding maintenance and repair of the septic tank. I am planning to stop using it and to install a separate sewage treatment solution on my own property rather than sharing. Would I need to submit AP1 for that too, in order to remove the covenants for the shared septic tank that I no longer use?Land_Registry said:
If the titles are registered then form AP1 is the form to use to update each register. You then submit the form plus supporting evidence as appropriate.MoneyGeoff said:My property has positive covenants regarding maintenance of a driveway that is shared with 2 other properties. The cost allocation is unfair so we’d like to update it to state that maintenance and repair costs for the driveway should be split equally between the 3 properties, ie each property pays one third. Which form should I complete?Varying covenants is invariably done by way of a legal deed between all affected parties
Your posts read as if it’s just you planning to do certain things but that’s not something that would support a register update. Stopping to use a septic tank and installing a new solution are actions only. They’re not registrable in themselves“Official Company Representative
I am the official company representative of Land Registry. MSE has given permission for me to post in response to queries about the company, so that I can help solve issues. You can see my name on the companies with permission to post list. I am not allowed to tout for business at all. If you believe I am please report it to forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com This does NOT imply any form of approval of my company or its products by MSE"2 -
Thanks. I agree that the actions themselves are not registerable. My concern is that if I don’t update the land registry it will leave me unable to sell my house in the future. Eg my property will have its own septic tank and in addition to that, the title will say that I still have to pay for the shared septic tank that I no longer use. Nobody is going to want to buy my house if it has a convenant to maintain someone else’s septic tank.Land_Registry said:
AP1 is the application form used to update a registered title as appropriate. It doesn’t change anything on it’s own though as if you are varying or releasing or creating new covenants or indeed easements you need a legal deed to do that. That legal deed needs to be made with the affected partiesMoneyGeoff said:
Thanks. There is also a shared septic tank and positive covenants on my title regarding maintenance and repair of the septic tank. I am planning to stop using it and to install a separate sewage treatment solution on my own property rather than sharing. Would I need to submit AP1 for that too, in order to remove the covenants for the shared septic tank that I no longer use?Land_Registry said:
If the titles are registered then form AP1 is the form to use to update each register. You then submit the form plus supporting evidence as appropriate.MoneyGeoff said:My property has positive covenants regarding maintenance of a driveway that is shared with 2 other properties. The cost allocation is unfair so we’d like to update it to state that maintenance and repair costs for the driveway should be split equally between the 3 properties, ie each property pays one third. Which form should I complete?Varying covenants is invariably done by way of a legal deed between all affected parties
Your posts read as if it’s just you planning to do certain things but that’s not something that would support a register update. Stopping to use a septic tank and installing a new solution are actions only. They’re not registrable in themselves
To put it another way, if I draw up a legal deed with my neighbours, how do I request that the land registry associate the legal deed with my title? A legal covenant that isn’t held by the land registry is worthless because the land registry is held as the source of truth in a property transaction. Decades from now a legal deed can be lost and forgotten so future buyers and sellers will be unaware of it if it’s not held by the land registry.0 -
Hence you create a legal deed that achieves what you want. And then you apply to note it against the relevant titles.MoneyGeoff said:
Thanks. I agree that the actions themselves are not registerable. My concern is that if I don’t update the land registry it will leave me unable to sell my house in the future. Eg my property will have its own septic tank and in addition to that, the title will say that I still have to pay for the shared septic tank that I no longer use. Nobody is going to want to buy my house if it has a convenant to maintain someone else’s septic tank.Land_Registry said:
AP1 is the application form used to update a registered title as appropriate. It doesn’t change anything on it’s own though as if you are varying or releasing or creating new covenants or indeed easements you need a legal deed to do that. That legal deed needs to be made with the affected partiesMoneyGeoff said:
Thanks. There is also a shared septic tank and positive covenants on my title regarding maintenance and repair of the septic tank. I am planning to stop using it and to install a separate sewage treatment solution on my own property rather than sharing. Would I need to submit AP1 for that too, in order to remove the covenants for the shared septic tank that I no longer use?Land_Registry said:
If the titles are registered then form AP1 is the form to use to update each register. You then submit the form plus supporting evidence as appropriate.MoneyGeoff said:My property has positive covenants regarding maintenance of a driveway that is shared with 2 other properties. The cost allocation is unfair so we’d like to update it to state that maintenance and repair costs for the driveway should be split equally between the 3 properties, ie each property pays one third. Which form should I complete?Varying covenants is invariably done by way of a legal deed between all affected parties
Your posts read as if it’s just you planning to do certain things but that’s not something that would support a register update. Stopping to use a septic tank and installing a new solution are actions only. They’re not registrable in themselves
To put it another way, if I draw up a legal deed with my neighbours, how do I request that the land registry associate the legal deed with my title? A legal covenant that isn’t held by the land registry is worthless because the land registry is held as the source of truth in a property transaction. Decades from now a legal deed can be lost and forgotten so future buyers and sellers will be unaware of it if it’s not held by the land registry.Covenants are imposed for the benefit of others. Likewise other provisions and more. So you look at what’s imposed, who benefits from or is subject to it/them and then find a legal solution that does what you want to achieve. If that’s a legal deed and it can be registered then you apply as explained.You should seek legal advice as with all such things it’s the legal requirements you need to meet first. Registration ones then follow“Official Company Representative
I am the official company representative of Land Registry. MSE has given permission for me to post in response to queries about the company, so that I can help solve issues. You can see my name on the companies with permission to post list. I am not allowed to tout for business at all. If you believe I am please report it to forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com This does NOT imply any form of approval of my company or its products by MSE"1 -
It’s the “and then you apply to note it against the relevant titles” that I need to understand. How do I apply? Is this done via form AP1?Land_Registry said:
Hence you create a legal deed that achieves what you want. And then you apply to note it against the relevant titles.MoneyGeoff said:
Thanks. I agree that the actions themselves are not registerable. My concern is that if I don’t update the land registry it will leave me unable to sell my house in the future. Eg my property will have its own septic tank and in addition to that, the title will say that I still have to pay for the shared septic tank that I no longer use. Nobody is going to want to buy my house if it has a convenant to maintain someone else’s septic tank.Land_Registry said:
AP1 is the application form used to update a registered title as appropriate. It doesn’t change anything on it’s own though as if you are varying or releasing or creating new covenants or indeed easements you need a legal deed to do that. That legal deed needs to be made with the affected partiesMoneyGeoff said:
Thanks. There is also a shared septic tank and positive covenants on my title regarding maintenance and repair of the septic tank. I am planning to stop using it and to install a separate sewage treatment solution on my own property rather than sharing. Would I need to submit AP1 for that too, in order to remove the covenants for the shared septic tank that I no longer use?Land_Registry said:
If the titles are registered then form AP1 is the form to use to update each register. You then submit the form plus supporting evidence as appropriate.MoneyGeoff said:My property has positive covenants regarding maintenance of a driveway that is shared with 2 other properties. The cost allocation is unfair so we’d like to update it to state that maintenance and repair costs for the driveway should be split equally between the 3 properties, ie each property pays one third. Which form should I complete?Varying covenants is invariably done by way of a legal deed between all affected parties
Your posts read as if it’s just you planning to do certain things but that’s not something that would support a register update. Stopping to use a septic tank and installing a new solution are actions only. They’re not registrable in themselves
To put it another way, if I draw up a legal deed with my neighbours, how do I request that the land registry associate the legal deed with my title? A legal covenant that isn’t held by the land registry is worthless because the land registry is held as the source of truth in a property transaction. Decades from now a legal deed can be lost and forgotten so future buyers and sellers will be unaware of it if it’s not held by the land registry.Covenants are imposed for the benefit of others. Likewise other provisions and more. So you look at what’s imposed, who benefits from or is subject to it/them and then find a legal solution that does what you want to achieve. If that’s a legal deed and it can be registered then you apply as explained.You should seek legal advice as with all such things it’s the legal requirements you need to meet first. Registration ones then follow0
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