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LAND REGISTRATION GENERALLY
Land Registration Act 2003 RULES
Land Registration (Amendment) Rules 2008
The Land Registration Act 2002
is now in force - with effect from Monday 13 October 2003. It has been
amended by the addition of a further "interest which overrides" because
of the decision of the House of Lords in the Aston
Cantlow Case. Note also, the Land Registration (Amendment) Rules 2008,
come into force November 2008.
This is a collection of materials concerning the proposals for and gradual
implementation of electronic conveyancing. The materials are also found
on other pages on this web site.
Land Registry E- CONVEYANCING GATEWAY
E-Conveyancing:
Consultation 1
Lord Chancellor's Department Consultation Paper, Electronic
Conveyancing - A draft order under section 8 of the
Electronic Communications Act 2000
E-Conveyancing:
Response to Consultation 1
Lord Chancellor's Department, December 2001
Land Registration Act 2002 and Explanatory Notes
Land Registration Rules 2003 and Official Forms
Land Registration Amendment rules (2005) and Land Registry explanation and Explantory Notes and the The Prescribed lease clauses
Land Registration (Amendment) Rules 2008 and Explantory Note
Commonhold (Land Registration) Rules 2004 and 2008 amendments and Explantory Note
Practice guides issued by the Land Registry
Practice bulletins issued by the Land Registry
Fact sheets issued by the Land registry
Ruoff & Roper: Law of Registered Conveyancing, December 2003
Land Registration
for the 21st Century: A Conveyancing Revolution
Law Commission Report No. 271, the reform of land registration and
electronic conveyancing.
Law Commission: Land
Registration for the 21st Century: REPORT No. 254
September 1998 - the report on which No. 271 (above) builds.
Adverse possession and Land Registration: A different perspective
The Reform of Property Law and the Land Registration Act 2002: A
Risk Assessment, [2003] 67 Conv. 136. Available on Westlaw
for subscribers.