Buying Commercial Property · glossary
HM Land Registry's map of the land in a title, issued with the official copies. Red edging marks the land the title covers. It shows general boundaries only, so ask the seller in writing if an exact line matters. Chapter 3 · see Property register
Explained in Chapter 3, Reading the Title, of Buying Commercial Property.
HM Land Registry keeps a register for each title to land. It says what the land is, who owns it and what burdens it. A buyer's solicitors read it in official copies, issued by the registry. They come with the title plan, the registry's map of the land.Read Chapter 3, Reading the Title →
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