land registry title plan

Question

Can someone please explain what a land registry title plan is? thanks.

David · Answer

Hi Kelly

A land registry title plan shows who owns which part of a property/land. The land and property will be shown with a red line around the borders and then in print within the Title Document it will name the property and person/s that own that section.

Nadeem · Answer

A Title deed shows who owns the property and who that person is by name and costs from £3 to £7 and is available from the .gov site. Don't purchase from any others as they are charging you more money. 

You can look up any property in the UK on the Title deed and find out who is the owner.

Saqib · Answer

Hi. A land registry title basically shows who owns which part of the property/land. Telling you what land belongs to you and what belongs to your neighbours. The Title Document will also name the person/s that owns that section. Hope that helps.

Lloyd · Answer

Its a map produced by Land registry that outlines/shows the general position of the boundaries of a property/area 

For example, if it's your home it'll show the general position of your boundaries for your garden and where it ends etc (it's general and may not be bang on)

Shane · Answer

In my experience in the past it is very easy to get a full break down of the title plan you need to google land registry register yourself and when complete each land registry plan you want to check will cost £15.00 it's the only way for the right answer you're looking for.

Karl · Answer

https://landregistryservice.uk/services/land-registry-title-deeds?gclid=CjwKCAiA-9uNBhBTEiwAN3IlNJyuGLqa4BIXSgn5BcuhqPBAttQ2hCFKeislIlgwlwgcrUjoxM9mVRoCk-UQAvD_BwE

The Title Plan shows the general extent of the property by red edging. Title Plans are prepared on the Ordnance Survey map and include the outline of the surrounding properties.

The title plan is the second main document of the title that accompanies the title register. It is always advisable to examine the title plan in conjunction with the registration information because there may be entries in the register which clarify the extent of the title and colour references that are shown. The title plan may contain coloured references to leases, rights of way, charges etc. Title plans are suitable to establish the general position of boundary lines but exact measurements often cannot be taken from them. Title plans commonly include the information as follows:

Title Number
Orientation
Ordnance Survey reference
Administrative area
Outline of Boundaries
Outline of the property by red edging
Surrounding properties
Rights of way and other Easements
Official Land Registry Markings

Martin · Answer

A Title Plan is a map produced by the Land Registry to record the general position of the boundaries of a registered title in accordance with Rule 5 of The Land Registration Rules 2003. This states Contents of the property register.

Terry · Answer

Land registry title plan will show the boundaries of the property

Ranjit · Answer

The title plan is one of three elements of a registered title along with the register and any documents referred to in the register and filed at HM Land Registry (ask you LOCAL council) . The title plan is a plan of the information contained in the register and must always be viewed in conjunction with the register

Paul · Answer

Land registry plan will indicate who owns the land and will show you your land barrier

land registry title plan

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