LAND REGISTRATION ACT 2002

Land Registration Act 2002

Land Registration Act 2002

The Registration Act 2002 Land (C.9) is an Act of Parliament of the United Kingdom which repealed and replaced the previous legislation on land registration, especially the Law on Land Registry 1925, who presided over an earlier period, though similar, system. Under the "new" provisions contained in the Human Rights Act 2002 registration "a person may apply to be registered as proprietor of a registered domain in the earth, it has been in adverse possession of the estate for the ten-year period ending on the date of application. " (Ann 6, paragraph 1). If the Land Registry is satisfied with the application, the notice is sent to the holder of the registration then 65 days "in the service of a notice-cons if he objects to the registration. If a cons-notice is served, the plaintiff must prove one of the three grounds set forth in Appendix 6, paragraph 5, before being registered as owner in 2008, the Act and the rules of land registration , regulates the role and practice of HM Land Registry. Annex 6 of the Act fees 2002 (hereinafter referred to as the LRA) explains in detail how adverse possession must be treated. The first condition set out in Schedule 6 (1) is that the squatters have occupied the estate unfavorable for a minimum period of ten years before applying for registration as legal owner. It is stated that the current owner registered and other third parties with interests in land must be notified of the intention of the squatters to take land by adverse possession. Sections 3 and 4 then details the results on the effect of squatting. If the owner of existing legal objection to the attempt to impose the squatter's property, the squatter will be registered ...