Avoidable requisitions are falling, but preventable errors still create additional work and delay. We look at the main issues that remain, what firms can do now and how HM Land Registry is supporting further improvement.
Avoidable requisitions have fallen by more than 47% since 2022. In the first of two blogs, we look at what the latest data tells us, how HM Land Registry and its customers are working together and why the progress is not simply the result of fewer applications.
This guide explains common boundary myths, what HM Land Registry records can and cannot tell you, and where to get help if you are involved in a boundary dispute.
This guide explains how public highways can affect property boundaries, ownership and responsibility for land.
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How Attwells solicitors reduced avoidable requisitions through leadership, culture change and smart use of HM Land Registry resources.
Helping firms spot common issues, making it easy to understand where delays are happening and focus on practical improvements.
By working together, we can safeguard the nation’s property rights and ensure that property transactions – and access to property information – remain safe, reliable and efficient for everyone.
Avoidable requisitions are falling: What the latest data shows, what’s changing in the next dataset and where to find support.
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