Land Registry questions

G_M · 3 October 2018 at 4:51PM

You could start by buying the Freehold Title Plan for Unit 2 (£3) and looking to see if it encompasses he car park you are interested in.

Doing a map enquiry, zooming in on the exact location, will also identify any relevant registered titles:

https://eservices.landregistry.gov.uk/eservices/FindAProperty/view/MapEnquiryRadiusSearch.do

Land_Registry · 3 October 2018 at 4:51PM

bhaskar wrote: »

i need the information about who owns the car park at
25 Raw Dykes Rd, Leicester LE2 7JU

there is 3 units that share the car park but there isn't any information about them on land registry

Unit 2, 25, Raw Dykes Road, Leicester, LE2 7JU
Tenure:
n/a Price Paid/Value Stated Data:
n/a No information available
Unit 3, 25, Raw Dykes Road, Leicester, LE2 7JU
Tenure:
n/a Price Paid/Value Stated Data:
n/a No information available
Unit 1, 25, Raw Dykes Road, Leicester, LE2 7JU
Tenure:
n/a Price Paid/Value Stated Data:
n/a No information available

can you help?

Can you try Map Enquiry instead - use the post code to centre the map and aerial imagery to zoom in on the car park. You need to go close in to select it and not adjoining properties or titles.

If there is any uncertainty about the result us suggest making a postal application to search the index map instead - land intermixed with units is not always easy to isolate online

bhaskar · 3 October 2018 at 10:27PM

Land_Registry wrote: »

Can you try Map Enquiry instead - use the post code to centre the map and aerial imagery to zoom in on the car park. You need to go close in to select it and not adjoining properties or titles.

If there is any uncertainty about the result us suggest making a postal application to instead - land intermixed with units is not always easy to isolate online

i tried that but couldn't find the owner of the car park, it doesn't seem to be registered

Land_Registry · 4 October 2018 at 7:49AM

bhaskar wrote: »

i tried that but couldn't find the owner of the car park, it doesn't seem to be registered

You'll need to go the postal route of a search of the index map then

bhaskar · 4 October 2018 at 6:44PM

Land_Registry wrote: »

You'll need to go the postal route of a search of the index map then

I brought the land on the north side of Raw Dykes Road document
the image shows the land the car park is on, but not who owns it

https://imgur.com/a/fuyf4AB

Land_Registry · 5 October 2018 at 6:33AM

bhaskar wrote: »

I brought the land on the north side of Raw Dykes Road document
the image shows the land the car park is on, but not who owns it

https://imgur.com/a/fuyf4AB

So you know it's registered but it's the register you need to confirm ownership
If it's within the red outline and nit edged and numbered in green then that's the title number you want

mjcc · 5 October 2018 at 8:09AM

I have lived in a freehold property since 1991 - it is Registered in my name on the deeds and states clearly freehold. I am in the process of selling the property and a local trust has written to me claiming that the freehold that was sold before my ownership by the local council was done so erroneously because the land belongs to the trust. My purchaser is nervous because the letters were disclosed to their solicitors. I am assured I have absolute freehold rights and because of the time frame some 45 years ago, no challenge can be made by the trust. Is this correct? Should I be advised to purchase indemnity insurance? Is the trust liable for damages if my sale is halted due to this issue?

Mjcc

Land_Registry · 5 October 2018 at 10:50AM

mjcc wrote: »

I have lived in a freehold property since 1991 - it is Registered in my name on the deeds and states clearly freehold. I am in the process of selling the property and a local trust has written to me claiming that the freehold that was sold before my ownership by the local council was done so erroneously because the land belongs to the trust. My purchaser is nervous because the letters were disclosed to their solicitors. I am assured I have absolute freehold rights and because of the time frame some 45 years ago, no challenge can be made by the trust. Is this correct? Should I be advised to purchase indemnity insurance? Is the trust liable for damages if my sale is halted due to this issue?

mjcc very much Qs for a legal adviser to answer for you as it is how the law views the position that counts here
We can only confirm the registered details, which you have already.

Sbabear · 8 October 2018 at 10:16AM

Hi guys,

We are in the process of selling our house which currently has both a freehold and leasehold against the property. Both the freehold and leasehold are in the name of my wife and I.

These were supposed to merge when we bought the property, but this appears not to have happened.

Our buyers solicitor is insisting we merge these prior to completion, and although we don’t believe this is necessary, our solicitor has submitted a request to the Land Registry to progress this.

Could you please advise on approximate timescales for completing the merge?

Majic · 8 October 2018 at 11:52AM

Can someone help me on this one. Where I live is a house for sale. Behind it is a pathway into a field. In previous years I have seen people walk down the path and into a field. The owner of the house for sale tells me that I shouldn't walk there as the path is private and his land. His house for sale does not mention this land in the particulars. He may well be right but how can I find out who owns the strip of land that contains the pathway?

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