Paragraph 4 Registrable dispositions by overseas entity entitled to be registered (but not registered)F1

an overseas entity is entitled to be registered as the owner of a qualifying estate,

the overseas entity became entitled to be registered as the owner of that estate on or after the day on which this paragraph comes into force, and

the entity makes a disposition mentioned in subparagraph (2).

a transfer of the owner’s estate,

a grant of a leasehold estate where the term granted exceeds 21 years, and

the creation of a charge on the land.

the entity is a registered overseas entity, or is an exempt overseas entity, at the time of the disposition,

the disposition is made in pursuance of a statutory obligation or court order, or occurs by operation of law,

the disposition is made in pursuance of a contract made before the overseas entity became entitled to be registered,

the disposition is made in the exercise of a power of sale or leasing conferred on the owner of a registered charge or a receiver appointed by such an owner, F2...

the Secretary of State gives consent under paragraph 4A to the registration of the disposition, or

the disposition is made by a specified insolvency practitioner in specified circumstances.