Adding a restriction at Land Registry

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HarrySybil said:

Hi again, I have been looking at the guidance, and I just wanted to check with you, that this is the correct wording for Form N restriction:

The applicant applies to enter a restriction N in standard form

against the estate/charge referred to in panel 3 in the following words:

 

No disposition of the registered estate (other than a charge) by the proprietor of the registered estate, or by the proprietor of any registered charge, not being a charge registered before the entry of this restriction, is to be registered without a written consent signed by

Do I need to say anything about what would happen after my fathers death?

Also, can you confirm that the fee is £40

Thank you so much for your help

The fee is £40. You need to be the one to decide how the restriction is worded and to remove/include as you see fit. 
IF you are applying for a form N then you have the option to allow the personal reps to replace a deceased restrictioner in giving their consent.
I strongly recommend that you do seek legal advice to ensure that the interest you are trying to protect is protected in the way you all intend. You are risking problems later if you don't

HarrySybil

Thanks.  Can you tell me if a Form NN restriction would be more useful?  The only difference I can see is that NN allows for a certificate to given to remove a restriction. What is the certificate about?

If the personal reps (or probate executors) automatically have the ability to remove the deceased restrictioners restriction, that would that mean there is no need for me to add a line about what would happen after his death?  As that would already be settled, by way of executors of the will. 

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HarrySybil said:

Thanks.  Can you tell me if a Form NN restriction would be more useful?  The only difference I can see is that NN allows for a certificate to given to remove a restriction. What is the certificate about?

If the personal reps (or probate executors) automatically have the ability to remove the deceased restrictioners restriction, that would that mean there is no need for me to add a line about what would happen after his death?  As that would already be settled, by way of executors of the will. 

There are two main ways of complying with a restriction. Either by way of a consent or a certificate. The latter is a written confirmation that starts "I certify ......" as per the restriction wording
We can't tell you which form of restriction is 'best' to fit your circumstances. We can only offer you the guidance already shared as to how to then apply for your chosen wording

HarrySybil

Are these type of restrictions able to be cancelled by the deceased personal rep?  That would be me and my brother as we are both named as executors in my fathers will ?

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HarrySybil said:

Are these type of restrictions able to be cancelled by the deceased personal rep?  That would be me and my brother as we are both named as executors in my fathers will ?

The personal reps of a deceased restrictioner can withdraw the restriction following the death