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KembaraXtra – Legal Terms – Land Registration
Land registration is the system by which ownership and interests in land are officially recorded in a central register. This system provides certainty, transparency, and protection for property rights.
Under the Land Registration Act 2002, most land transactions trigger compulsory registration. The register consists of three main parts: the property register, the proprietorship register, and the charges register. Registration guarantees title through state-backed assurance, although certain overriding interests may still apply. This system reduces disputes and simplifies property transactions.
Land registration is the system by which ownership and interests in land are officially recorded in a central register. This system provides certainty, transparency, and protection for property rights.
Under the Land Registration Act 2002, most land transactions trigger compulsory registration. The register consists of three main parts: the property register, the proprietorship register, and the charges register. Registration guarantees title through state-backed assurance, although certain overriding interests may still apply. This system reduces disputes and simplifies property transactions.
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