Manchester Conveyancing Solicitors | Ford Banks Irwin Solicitors - The Property Lawyers in Manchester on Searches and Outline Applications
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Outline Applications
Reserved period:
How to apply for an outline application:
Outline applications can only be made by Conveyancing Solicitors and Property Lawyers during the currency of a notice given by the Chief Land Registrar under schedule 2 Land Registration Rules 2003 and in accordance with the limitations contained in the notice.
There is no paper form for an outline application. Conveyancing Solicitors and Property Lawyers can lodge an outline application:
- through Land Registry telephone services.
- through Land Registry Direct
N.B. Conveyancing Solicitors and Property Lawyers must subscribe to this service and be a credit account holder.
- through the National Land Information Service
- orally at any Land Registry customer information centre.
Information and details required for an outline application:
Conveyancing Solicitors and Property Lawyers must provide the following information when lodging the application.
- credit account key number, if appropriate
- name, address and reference of the person lodging the application
- title number of the registered title or that allocated to a pending first registration application
- registered proprietor(s) or applicant(s) for first registration name(s)
N.B. These will be used, where possible, to try and validate that the application is being lodged against the correct Property. If the name(s) do not match Conveyancing Solicitors and Property Lawyers will be given the option of continuing or abandoning the application. Land Registry will not investigate any differences. Conveyancing Solicitors and Property Lawyers should consider referring to any discrepancy when lodging the supporting papers for registration.
- applicant(s) name(s) i.e. the name(s) of the person(s) or company for whose interest a reserve period is being sought
- nature of the right, interest or matter being protected
- when requested, the administrative area and postcode (if known) in which the property falls.
Official Search or Outline Application?
The following table gives example of interests and how they should be protected by Conveyancing Solicitors and Property Lawyers. Outline applications can only be used where the interest affects the whole of a title. Priority official searches can be used to protect interests against the whole (form OS1) and part (form OS2). N.B. If Conveyancing Solicitors and Property Lawyers are lodging an official search to protect a registrable disposition that affects only part of the Land in a registered Property or pending first registration, for example a transfer of part, Lease of part or Charge (Mortgage) of part, Conveyancing Solicitors and Property Lawyers must lodge form OS2. If they lodge a form OS1 in error, registration of the subsequent application of part and any other applications of part lodged for registration within the priority period of the official search will be delayed because registration cannot be completed until the official search has either expired or is withdrawn under rule 150 Land Registration Rules 2003.
Adverse Possession - Outline application
Agreed Notice - Outline application
Assent of a charge - Outline application
Assent of part - neither
Assent of whole - Outline application
Caution - cancellation of - Outline application
Caution - withdrawal of - Outline application
Charge - consolidation of - Outline application
Charge - legal registered under s. 27 LRA 2002 - Official search
Charge - noted as an agreed or
unilateral notice under s.34 LRA 2002 - Outline application
Charge - notice of agreed maximum amount of security -Outline application
Charge - obligation to make further advances - Outline application
Charge - postponement of a registered charge - Outline application
Charge - sub-charge registered under s.27 LRA 2002 - Official search
Charge - transfer of a registered charge for value - Official search
Charge - transfer of a registered charge not for value - Outline application
Charge - variation of a registered charge - Outline application
Determined boundary - Outline application
Easements - deed of grant of legal easement for value - official search
Easements - deed of grant of legal easements not for value -Outline application
Easements - Lease of legal easements for value - official search
Easements - Lease of legal easements not for value - Outline application
Discharge of whole - Outline application
First registration - neither
Home rights - cancellation of a notice or matrimonial home rights caution - Outline application
Home Rights - entry of a notice - Outline application
Lease of registered estate for value - official search
Lease of a registered estate not for value - Outline application
Manor - deregistration of - Outline application
Notice - cancellation of - Outline application
Profit a prendre in gross for value - official search
Profit a prendre in gross not for value - Outline application
Rentcharge - grant of - official search
Restriction - Outline application
Transfer of part for value - official search
Transfer of part not for value - Outline application
Transfer of whole for value - official search
Transfer of whole not for value - Outline application
Unilateral notice - Outline application
Upgrade title - Outline application
Withdrawal of an Official Search:
If Conveyancing Solicitors and Property Lawyers lodge an official search with priority that they no longer need and they do not intend to lodge the protected disposition for registration within the priority period of the official search, it may be withdrawn under rule 150 Lad Registration Rules 2003. This means that any other application lodged within the priority period will not have to be held over to await expiry of the official search.
Conveyancing Solicitors and Property Lawyers can withdraw an official search by letter or be endorsing the search result certificate that you wish to withdraw the official search under rule 150 LRR 2003.
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