Plans must be up to the mark

By:

Fenn, Katharine

Contributor(s):

Colby, Allyson

Language: English Series: Estates Gazette ; (0621) 27 May 2006, 122-125(4)Publication details: 2006Subject(s):

Summary: Reviews the requirements of Land Registry plans, focusing on its rejection policy. Looks at the Registry's requirement for freehold and leasehold transactions, and points out some typical problems encountered. Illustrations.

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Reviews the requirements of Land Registry plans, focusing on its rejection policy. Looks at the Registry's requirement for freehold and leasehold transactions, and points out some typical problems encountered. Illustrations.

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