Article 11 Souvenir land—restriction on dispositions

Where any unregistered transaction with souvenir land has been effected after the declaration was made and has resulted in one or more third parties becoming entitled to apply to be registered as proprietor of any part or parts of the land, the proprietor must not dispose of that land otherwise than in a manner that gives effect in the register to the interests of the third parties.

The particulars of a declaration entered in the individual register of any souvenir land shall take effect after commencement as if there were a restriction in the proprietorship register in the following terms—

• “No disposition is to be registered without the consent of the person or persons (if any) entitled to apply to be registered as proprietor of the land disposed of, or any part of it, as the result of any unregistered transaction effected since [date] being the date when a declaration made under rule 3 of the Land Registration (Souvenir Land) Rules 1972 was noted in the register.”.

The registrar may amend the registered title to any souvenir land so as to substitute for the particulars of the declaration a restriction in the terms set out in paragraph (2).