Buying Commercial Property · glossary
Register C of a register of title: the rights and promises that someone other than the owner can enforce. At Beckside Works, entries 1 and 2, the 1962 covenant, stay with the land. Entry 3, Northfold's charge, is paid off at completion. Contract, Annex 2 · Chapter 3 · see Incumbrances
Explained in Chapter 3, Reading the Title, of Buying Commercial Property.
The charges register (register C) lists the rights and promises that someone other than the owner can enforce. Each entry matters, because a buyer of registered land takes it subject to whatever the register protects (section 29 of the Land Registration Act 2002). A claim that nobody put on the register does not bind the buyer, apart from a few rights explained below. Here register C has three entries, and they meet two different fates.Read Chapter 3, Reading the Title →
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