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First registrations (PG1)

Guidance for conveyancers on how to register unregistered estates in land for the first time (practice guide 1).

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Devolution on the death of a registered proprietor (PG6)

What to do following the death of a joint, sole or last surviving proprietor of a registered estate, charge or mortgage (practice guide 6).

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Index map: official search (PG10)

Details of the information held on the index map and how to apply for an official search (practice guide 10).

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Official searches (PG12)

How to make an official search and information on their purpose and effect (practice guide 12).

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Whole of registered title: assent (AS1)

Application form AS1: for personal representative(s) to assent the whole of a registered title.

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Charge (mortgage): assent (AS2)

Application form AS2: personal representative(s) to assent a charge (mortgage).

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Part of registered title: assent (AS3)

Application form AS3: for personal representative(s) to assent part of a registered title.

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First registration: application (FR1)

Application form FR1 and checklist for first registration.

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Official search with priority: part of the title (OS2)

Form OS2: official search with priority by a purchaser against part of the land in a registered title or pending first registration application.

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Official search with priority: whole title (OS1)

Form OS1: official search with priority by a purchaser against the whole of a registered title or pending first registration application.

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Agents warned to avoid ‘conditional selling’ following claims against Connells (PIE)

Connells has been accused of taking part in ‘conditional selling’, when buyers are told their offers will only be forwarded to a vendor if they use one of the estate

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Law to reveal foreign owners may apply 20 years retrospectively (EAT)

It is claimed by Propertymark that the government’s Economic Crime Bill – to be debated in the House of Commons today – may apply retrospectively in order to identify Russians

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