Schedule

• Where a fee is payable then the applicant must lodge with the form a cheque or postal order for the requisite fee or a request in writing for the fee to be paid by Direct Debit under an authorised agreement with the land registry.

• The full name of the person applying to change the register must be inserted in the form.

• Where the application is to register a registrable disposition, but there are no disclosable overriding interests, the form must include a statement to that effect, or be accompanied by such a statement in writing signed by the applicant.

Where a fee is payable then the applicant must lodge with the form a cheque or postal order for the requisite fee or a request in writing for the fee to be paid by Direct Debit under an authorised agreement with the land registry.

The relevant old form may only be used where it is signed by a qualifying applicant (within the meaning of rule 140 of the 2003 Rules) who is able to complete one or more of the certificates contained in the particular form.

The relevant old form may only be used where application is made to cancel notice of an unregistered lease or rentcharge.

Where a fee is payable then the applicant must lodge with the form a cheque or postal order for the requisite fee or a request in writing for the fee to be paid by Direct Debit under an authorised agreement with the land registry.

The relevant old form may not be used

1. (a)

   Where the estate affected by the caution is a rentcharge, a franchise or a profit a prendre in gross, or

2. (b)

   Where the applicant wishes to provide a certificate by a conveyancer as to the cautioner’s interest in place of a statutory declaration.

• The applicant must lodge with the form a cheque or postal order for the fee payable or a request in writing for the fee to be paid by Direct Debit under an authorised agreement with the land registry.

• Where the estate affected by the caution is a lease, the applicant must add a note as to whether or not the lease is discontinuous.

The applicant must leave panels 2 and 3 of the relevant old form blank and use the accompanying application form to provide the relevant information.

The full name of the applicant must be inserted in the form.

• The applicant must lodge with the form a cheque or postal order for the fee payable or a request in writing for the fee to be paid by Direct Debit under an authorised agreement with the land registry.

• The full name of the applicant must be inserted in the form.

• Where there are no disclosable overriding interests, the form must include a statement to that effect, or be accompanied by such a statement in writing signed by the applicant.

The relevant old form may not be used where the applicant wishes to provide a certificate by a conveyancer as to the existence of an order made under section 33(5) of the Family Law Act 1996.

The relevant old form may not be used where the applicant wishes to provide a certificate by a conveyancer as to the existence of an order made under section 33(5) of the Family Law Act 1996.

• Where a title number is not quoted and the application relates to a caution against first registration, a rentcharge, a franchise, a profit a prendre in gross or a manor, panel 6 of the relevant old form must be amended accordingly.

• Where the applicant wishes to apply for a certificate of inspection of a title plan, the words “Form 102” in panel 3 of the relevant old form must be amended to read “Form CI”.

The relevant old form may not be used to apply for an official copy of any document that is not referred to in the register.

The relevant old form may not be used to apply for personal inspection of any document that is not referred to in the register.