Land registation
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Enclosure not essential for adverse possession
Louise Clark analyses a court’s ruling in a dispute between neighbours
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Brown v Ridley and another
Land registration – Adverse possession – Reasonable belief
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R (on the application of Sensar Ltd and another) v Chief Land Registrar
Click here to read a transcript of R (on the application of Sensar Ltd and another) v Chief Land Registrar
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R (on the application of Sensar Ltd and another) v Chief Land Registrar
Land registration – Restriction – Claimants applying to register restriction
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Dhillon v Barclays Bank plc
Land registration – Alteration of register – Rectification
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Rees v Portland Place Investments LLP v and another
Land registration – Rectification of register – Appellant holding long lease of flat
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Digging into the detail on registration reform
A much-publicised report from the Law Commission proposes changes to the manner in which the Land Registration Act 2002 operates. Peter Williams considers some of the recommendations that didn’t make…
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When is a determined boundary application appropriate?
Land Registry plans record general boundaries. This means that lines drawn on title plans are not definitive. However, it is possible to apply to have boundaries shown on the register…
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Lowe and another v William Davis Ltd
Land registration – Boundary dispute – Tribunal – Jurisdiction – Respondent applying to First-tier Tribunal (FTT) for determination of boundary with appellants’ land – FTT holding application plan inaccurate and…
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NRAM plc v Evans and another
Land registration, Mortgage
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King v Suffolk County Council
Land registration – Practice and procedure – Adverse possession claim – Schedule 6 to Land Registration Act 2002 – Applicant seeking registration as proprietor of woodland on grounds of adverse…
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King v Suffolk County Council
Land registration Adverse possession