Meddiant gwrthgefn (1) tir digofrestredig a (2) tir cofrestredig lle y caffaelwyd yr hawl i gofrestru cyn 13 Hydref 2003 (CY5)
Cyfarwyddyd am feddiant gwrthgefn lle y caffaelwyd hawl i gofrestru cyn 13 Hydref 2003 (cyfarwyddyd ymarfer 5).
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Wedi ei anelu at drawsgludwyr, mae鈥檙 cyfarwyddyd hwn yn egluro dull Cofrestrfa Tir EF o drin ceisiadau meddiant gwrthgefn ar gyfer (1) cofrestriad cyntaf tir digofrestredig a (2) cofrestru fel perchennog tir cofrestredig lle bu sgwatiwr mewn meddiant gwrthgefn am y cyfnod cyfyngiad angenrheidiol i gael yr hawl i鈥檞 gofrestru鈥檔 berchennog cyn 13 Hydref 2003. Mae hefyd yn egluro鈥檙 trefnau ar gyfer gwneud y ceisiadau, a鈥檙 dewisiadau sydd ar gael i鈥檙 rheiny sy鈥檔 cael rhybudd am y ceisiadau hyn.
Mae cyfarwyddyd ymarfer 4: meddiant gwrthgefn tir cofrestredig yn delio 芒 cheisiadau meddiant gwrthgefn mewn perthynas 芒 thir cofrestredig o dan y gyfundrefn newydd a nodir yn Atodiad 6 i Ddeddf Cofrestru Tir 2002.
Dim ond gwybodaeth ffeithiol a chyngor diduedd ynghylch ein gweithdrefnau rydym yn eu darparu. Darllenwch ragor am y cyngor rydym yn ei roi.
Gweminarau
Gallwch ymuno 芒鈥檔 gweminarau di-d芒l i gael cyngor ar ystod o bynciau cofrestru tir a sut i baratoi ceisiadau o safon.
Updates to this page
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Section 5.7 has been added to clarify that HM Land Registry will not automatically register a charge affecting any adjoining land owned by the squatter on completion of the registration. The applicant must specifically apply to register any such charge and the charge must clearly include the land in question.
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Section 1 has been amended to clarify that applications for adverse possession made on more than one basis will be processed together.
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Section 4.1 has been amended to include a link to a Chief Land Registrar鈥檚 direction.
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A new section 4.3 has been added to refer to changes made to forms FR1 and AP1 by the Land Registration (Amendment) Rules 2022 which came into force on 1 August 2022.
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Section 8.3 has been amended to clarify HM Land Registry鈥檚 approach when dealing with applications involving adverse possession of part of a rentcharge.
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Section 8 has been added to clarify our current practice regarding adverse possession of rentcharges in the light of changes made to section 38 of the Limitation Act 1980 by Schedule 14 to the Tribunal Courts and Enforcement Act 2007.
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Section 2.3 has been amended to take account of the Court of Appeal decision in Rashid v Nasrulla. Section 7.1 has been amended to clarify the position where rent is paid to someone other than the landlord.
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Section 7.1 has been amended for clarification and to agree with the law.
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Section 7.1 has been amended to make clear that for applications for first registration based on adverse possession of land subject to an unregistered lease, where a squatter is a tenant encroaching from leasehold land and the presumption in Smirk v Lyndale Developments Ltd is not rebutted, any resulting registration will be with a qualified leasehold title.
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Section 7.1 has been amended to reflect a change of practice in respect of applications for first registration based on adverse possession of land subject to an unregistered lease. Formerly, we refused to process such applications as a result of the decision in Fairweather v St Marylebone Property Co Ltd. We are now prepared to proceed with such applications but any registration will be with a qualified freehold title.
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Section 5.1 has been updated to clarify the status of the fee for inspection.
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Section 7.1 has been amended to clarify the position where rent is paid to someone other than the landlord.
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Section 4.1 has been amended to clarify that you should lodge only copy documents with your application as we will scan and destroy originals.
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Link to the advice we offer added.
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Section 4.3 has been amended to confirm that you need supply only certified copies of application forms and deeds.
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Added translation