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   Do all registered titles have a register & title plan?

   • Tony - all registered titles consist of a register and title plan. Not all reference deeds but where they do whether they are set out (transcribed) on the register or referred to as being ‘filed’ will vary.

   The ABC of title registers – HM Land Registry

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   What is a title number & a register?

   • When we register a property, we give it a unique reference called a title number and prepare both a register and, in most cases, a title plan. The register shows important information about the property, such as the names of the legal owners and whether there are any mortgages, rights of way or other legal matters that affect it.

   How to read a title register - GOV.UK

   www.gov.uk/government/publications/how-to-read-a-title-register-and-title-plan/how-to-read-a-title-register

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   What is a title plan?

   • The title plan supports the description of the property in the register; we use an extract from the Ordnance Survey (OS) map to give a visual indication of the registered land in red edging. We call this the extent. To get a title plan, you can:

   How to read a title plan - GOV.UK

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   What does a title register include?

   • It also includes a description of the property - usually the postal address - and whether it’s held for a specific period of time under a lease (leasehold) or owned outright (freehold). Generally, you need to read the title register and plan together, but for our purposes here, we’ll focus on the register.

   How to read a title register - GOV.UK

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   What does a reference on a title plan mean?

   • References are sometimes used on the title plan to identify areas affected by particular entries in the register, such as: Look at your register to see what any reference on the title plan means. If your plan does not have a colour reference, it does not mean your property is not affected by easements, covenants or other agreements.

   How to read a title plan - GOV.UK

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   What does a B Register on a title plan mean?

   • (13.10.2003) The land edged and numbered in green on the title plan has been removed from this title and registered under the title number or numbers shown in green on the said plan. The B register shows: When we receive an application to register land for the first time, we investigate the title deeds and other information the applicant provides.

   How to read a title register - GOV.UK

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   Nov 4, 2021 · When we register a property, we give it a unique reference called a title number and prepare both a register and, in most cases, a title plan. The register shows important information...

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   Nov 4, 2021 · When HM Land Registry registers a property, we give it a unique reference called a title number and, in most cases, prepare both a register and a title plan.

   • To get a title plan, you can: download a copy using our Search for property information service – copies cost £3 order an official copy by filling...
   • The property registered under title number HL12345 is an end-terrace house with land to the front and back, plus outbuildings which could be sheds...
   • Every property has legal boundaries which mark the limit of what a person owns, but it is not always easy to identity them exactly. Find out more a...

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   Nov 4, 2021 · Use these guides to find out how to download and read a title register and title plan. The register shows information about a property such as: the names of the legal owners. whether there...

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   May 10, 2018 · Tony - all registered titles consist of a register and title plan. Not all reference deeds but where they do whether they are set out (transcribed) on the register or referred to as being...

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   Apr 29, 2024 · Title deeds are a legal document that show ownership of a property, and these deeds are made up of the title register (the legal ownership and other significant legal details), and the title plan (the more visual document that represents the boundaries detailed in the title register).

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   A Title Plan will show you a record of the general position of the boundaries of a registered title. The purpose of the Title Plan is to support the property description in the register by providing a graphic representation and identifying the general extent of the land in a registered title.

10. hmlandregistry.blog.gov.uk › 2018/02/19 › title-deedsWhere are my title deeds, and do I need them? – HM Land Registry

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    Feb 19, 2018 · We do not hold original deeds and documents and in the case of your flat we would have the register, title plan and copy lease and together they are the 'deeds'. An official copy of each...