Sale of Land Registry Plans
These plans accompany Land Registry applications. When our clients
call at the Registry to obtain such a plan they would only need to
know the location of the property concerned.
Search on Property
Through a search made by means of a Form E, our clients are entitled
to obtain all the information available on the Register pertaining
to a particular property.
Registration of Property
Transfers of property falling within registration areas must be registered
by Notaries Public at the Land Registry within fifteen days. This
applies to both first time registrations and any subsequent registration
where the property is already registered.
Voluntary registration is also accepted so long as the property falls
within registration areas.
Registration or Variation of a Charge
Privileges and hypothecs are also registerable at the Land Registry.
It is the duty of the Notary who draws up the deed to make the
necessary registration of a new charge or the variation or cancellation
of an already existing charge burdening property falling within
registration areas.
The Caution
The Land Registration Act provides for cautions against First Registrations
and cautions against dealings in property. The caution is an objection
to registration and can be lodged by the person who claims or pretends
to have a right or interest in the property.
Certificate of title The Certificate of title includes all the information available
on the Register about a particular property, ie. the description
of the property, the owner/s, share, the basis of the application
(eg. contract, succession, etc.), the type of ownership (eg. freehold,
temporary or perpetual emphyteusis, etc.), any debts and the plan
of the property. It also includes the property number, an eight digit
number which is unique to each particular property and a reference
to the Land Registry applications submitted.
Certificates of title are issued on demand.
For a more detailed analysis of the services provided by the Land
Registry kindly consult the Quality
Service Charter.