# The Land Registration Fee Order 1988, Part II: EXEMPTIONS


No fee shall be payable in respect of:
(1) making a land certificate or charge certificate correspond with the register;
(2) changing the name, address or description of a registered proprietor or other person referred to on the register, or changing the description of a property;
(3) registering a discharge of a registered charge;
(4) registering a notice or renewal of a caution or notice pursuant to the Matrimonial Homes Act 1983;
(5) registering a notice, or a withdrawal of a notice of deposit or intended deposit of a land certificate or charge certificate;
(6) entering on the register the death of a joint proprietor;
(7) registering a disposition to which section 145(2) of the Act (dispositions otherwise than for valuable consideration by personal representatives of a deceased proprietor registered as such) applies;
(8) cancelling the registration of a notice (other than a notice in respect of an unregistered lease or unregistered rentcharge), caution, inhibition, restriction or note;
(9) approving an estate layout plan or any draft document with or without a plan;
(10) supplying an office copy of the register or of the title plan or of any document referred to on the register as being filed;
(11) inspection at the Registrar’s discretion of any document under rule 290(1) of the Land Registration Rules 1925;
(12) a search of the register (except a personal search made by a person other than the registered proprietor);
(13) an official inspection of a filed plan;
(14) subject to article 10(1), a search of the index map;
(15) issuing of a summons under the seal of the Land Registry;
(16) an order by the Registrar;
(17) disclosure to a residential tenant of his landlord’s name and address under rule 288(3) of the Land Registration Rules 1925.

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Source: https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/1988/665/schedule/4/part/II (the official version)
Page: https://openlegislation.uk/land-registration-fee-order-1988/schedule-4/part-II
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