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   What is the scale of a title plan?

   • Title plan scales The scale of a title plan is usually 1:1250 in urban areas and 1:2500 in rural areas – see practice guide 40, supplement 1: the basis of HM Land Registry plans. Where a title plan covers a large rural area it may be prepared at either 1:5000 or 1:10 000 scales.

   HM Land Registry plans: title plan (practice guide 40, supplement 5)

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   What is a title plan?

   • The title plan is one of three elements of a registered title along with the register and any documents referred to in the register and filed at HM Land Registry. The title plan is a plan of the information contained in the register and must always be viewed in conjunction with the register.

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   What does a title plan look like?

   • An arrow pointing North on the map. Black lines that represent physical features such as buildings, walls, fences or hedges. Red lines identifying the registered land (the extent). The date and time the copy was taken. The title plan sometimes shows other colours, letters and symbols. We call these references.

   How to read a title plan - GOV.UK

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   What is the difference between a title register and title plan?

   • When a property is registered, a title register and a title plan is prepared. The plan shows the property in relation to the surrounding area and each title plan is stored in the Land Registry’s computer system under a title number which is unique to that property. A title plan shows: The land included in the title which is normally edged in red.

   Understanding & Reading Land Registry Plans - Harpr Surveyors

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   What is a title plan based on a registered estate?

   • 1. Overview Under rule 5 of the Land Registration Rules 2003, the property register of a registered estate in land will contain a description of the registered estate which must refer to a plan based on the Ordnance Survey map and known as the title plan. When HM Land Registry registers a property, we prepare a register and a title plan.

   HM Land Registry plans: title plan (practice guide 40, supplement 5)

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   Why is a title plan important?

   • A title plan is important because it helps you understand what you're buying or selling. It shows you the exact boundaries of the property and any rights of way or other restrictions that may affect it. The first step in reading a title plan is to understand its key features. These include the scale, north point, legend, and key.

   How to Read a Title Plan: A Step-by-Step Guide - Land Registry

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   Apr 3, 2023 · Title plan scales. The scale of a title plan is usually 1:1250 in urban areas and 1:2500 in rural areas – see practice guide 40, supplement 1: the basis of HM Land Registry plans....

3. www.gov.uk › how-to-read-a-title-planHow to read a title plan - GOV.UK

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   Nov 4, 2021 · Guidance. How to read a title plan. Published 4 November 2021. Applies to England and Wales. When HM Land Registry registers a property, we give it a unique reference called a title number and,...

   • 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...

4. www.gov.uk › government › publicationsGuidance for preparing plans for Land Registry applications

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   Feb 15, 2021 · Table 1 shows preferred scales for rural and urban properties; larger scales are acceptable but will not result in a larger scale title plan.

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5. www.landregistry-titledeeds.co.uk › title-planThe Title Plan - Land Registry Title Deeds

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   Scale and North Point. Title Plans are provided to a scale of 1:1250 in urban areas and 1:2500 in rural areas. They are oriented with north to the top and a north point is embedded on the plan to show this.

6. propertyregistry.uk › deciphering-the-uk-titleDeciphering the UK Title Plan: A Legal Instrument for ...

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   The UK Title Plan is an official document produced by the UK Property Register as part of the title documents for a registered property. It is a scaled map that delineates the boundaries of the property in relation to the Ordnance Survey map, offering a visual representation of the property’s layout.

7. www.harprsurveyors.co.uk › understanding-readingUnderstanding & Reading Land Registry Plans - Harpr Surveyors

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   Sep 3, 2021 · The scale of the plan. What are the title plans that Harpr Surveyors offers? Similar to the title plans offered by the Land Registry, our plans include the red edged land in the title and a scale but we attend the site to get the necessary data to ensure that the red line is in the correct place.

8. www.landregistry-online.org › post › how-to-readUltimate Guide to Title Plans By Land Registry Online

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   Mar 1, 2023 · A title plan is a map that shows the boundaries of a property, the land it covers, and other important details such as access rights and nearby buildings. Why is a Title Plan Important? A title plan is important because it helps you understand what you're buying or selling.