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Blocked Access and new owner stating no easements

sugarflux · 2018-04-01 10:18:15

Hi Hoping someone might be able to provide some (not legally binding!) advice... Part of our property (freehold) was sold off many years ago - a room at the front and a garage at the back - and the TR1 mentions no buildings or services within 3 metres of the retained property and mentions permissions for boundaries etc.…

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G_M Posts: 51,977 Forumite

3 April 2018 at 1:30PM

No. The TR1 is just the LR form applying for the transfer to be registered.

You need 'The Transfer dated xx/xx/xxxx'. To get this, use form OC2:
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/official-copies-of-documents-registration-oc2

If you are not sure which Title relates to which property or land, buy the associated Plan. The description in the Title, together withh the associated Plan, should make clear what land it refers to.

Some land (typically a flat, or a shop) may be ssubject to both a freehold Title and a leasehold title. These would normally be owned by different people.

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