Casework, Taekwondo, a book and 3 cats
...However, I can communicate in different ways, by email, by Skype, text/WhatsApp or good old fashioned 1-2-1. Skype has recently been introduced to HM Land Registry, which is great for...
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My new property is not registered yet!
...because registration happens after the property is sold – usually after completion and collection of the keys, and after Stamp Duty or Land Transaction Tax (if applicable) has been paid....
How to deal with restrictions in the register
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Bethany Boothby, Assistant Land Registrar, and Andrew Smedley, Registration Services, Posted on:
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Law and practice
...consider how best to tackle restrictions that are no longer fit for purpose. A restriction is often entered in the register to ensure that no disposition is registered without, for...
Lease extensions: how to avoid the most common issues
...many circumstances, we will have a copy of the varied lease in our files. However, there can be times when we may not so if you hold a copy then...
Opening our conveyancer data
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Andrew Robertson, Head of Customer Policy and Service Improvement, Posted on:
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Buying and selling property, Data
...the real picture on how well their conveyancer is performing, and to enable those same conveyancers to track their relative performance. In this post, I want to set out how...
GOV.UK - what we’re working on: August 2017
...people miss the old website, but it’s important to remember that it contained a lot of duplication and wasn’t focused on user needs. Helping people online The times when people...
Drawing the line on boundaries
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Adam Hookway, Customer Policy Manager, Posted on:
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Buying and selling property, Law and practice
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1-zc7ux7fz0&list=PLrY9B8h0rdXjHZax-9f396nz3SC5JDl3j Watch our video on how to find information about your property boundaries. This blog was updated on 21 December 2023. I often get asked questions about boundaries and they...
I want to ask for guidance, but what is a complex case?
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Mike Harrison, Senior Caseworker, Registration Services, Posted on:
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Law and practice
...constitutes a ‘complex case’? In this series, we look at real examples of thorny issues that our experts have resolved, from lifting a 100-year-old caution against dealings, to enquiries under...
The busy world of HM Land Registry
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Mike Harlow, Deputy Chief Executive and Director of Customer and Strategy, Posted on:
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Buying and selling property
...food, homes, clothes and got people moving from here to over there somewhere. I grew up thinking I would do one of those things, because that’s how the world worked,...
How HM Land Registry data benefits the UK
...how much it was last sold for whether it has a mortgage whether it’s leasehold Making this kind of data easy to access means there is transparency in the property...