Legal estates and beneficial interests: what's the difference?
...relationship between the legal owner(s) and the beneficial interest in the land. They can either hold it on trust for themselves or on trust for a third party. If they...
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Who owns that property?
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Suzanne Earl, Senior Product Manager, Posted on:
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Buying and selling property, Digital services
...Search for land and property information a try yourself? Please remember current Find a property users will have to create a new account for Search for land and property information....
Can 6,700 Practice and Process subscribers be wrong?
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Gavin Curry, Digital Communications and Editorial Officer, Posted on:
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Law and practice
Launching any new publication is an anxious time for everyone involved. Have we got the format right, will the material be ready – and will anyone read it? These questions...
Electronic signatures in practice
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Robin Malpas, Deputy Director, Central Legal Services, Posted on:
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Buying and selling property, Law and practice
...in recent months. However, the benefits of using electronic signatures go well beyond meeting the immediate problems for conveyancers working from home. Removing the need for paper deeds and post...
New approach to new business: how will your infrastructure start-up work with big data?
...one single sector. Consultants starting-up and starting-out The potential for business opportunities is significant for serious individuals willing to jump in and learn how intelligent data delivers smart infrastructure. The...
How can I remortgage online?
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Suzanne Earl, Senior Product Manager, Posted on:
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Buying and selling property, Digital services
...for HM Land Registry. Sign your mortgage deed has now automated the registration process for around 20% of applications received into the service. Previously each deed that was submitted would...
Asking for guidance part 3: The case of the curious caution
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Mike Harrison, Senior Caseworker, Registration Services, Posted on:
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Law and practice
...instead of the occupier being liable for payment. Under s.4(2) of the 1918 Act, the landowner could apply to the Board for the perpetual rentcharge to be capitalised and converted...
View My Applications will soon include your colleagues’ work
...our land registration fees will increase for the first time since 2009. This will affect applications for first registrations and for the registrations of transfers, leases and mortgages of property...
Complex and challenging: why land registration takes time to master
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Frank Gough, Deputy Director – Operations Strategy and Planning, Posted on:
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Working at HM Land Registry
...waiting times. Turbulent times The last couple of years have been pretty turbulent for everyone, especially with the impact of coronavirus (COVID-19). Despite this, we have stayed open for business...
Speeding up Local Land Charges delivery
...Online access gives customers search results in seconds rather than days, in an easy-to-read format, for a fixed £15 fee. We’ve been listening carefully to customers about how they use...