Land Registry
The Land Registry title register and title plan are the officially registered documents that together provide proof of ownership and details of the terms upon which a property is owned.
A title register provides the owners of the property, price paid, date purchased, tenure (freehold or leasehold), length of lease (if leasehold), the Class of Title, restrictive covenants, personal covenants, easements such as rights of way, mortgages, charges, restrictions and notices.
The title plan shows the location of the property and its general boundaries. Please click below to view the title plan for this property.
The information in this section has been sourced from the Land Registry.
| Land Registry Highlights: | |
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| What is the tenure of the property? | Freehold |
| Does the property have any restrictive covenants? | Yes |
| What are the restrictive covenants on the property? | A Transfer which included the land tinted pink on the title plan and other land dated 2 December 1998 made between (1) Royal Ordnance Plc (the Vendor) and (2) British Aerospace (Investments) Limited (the Purchaser) contains the following covenants:- "In this transfer, unless otherwise specified: ...................................................................... a covenant not to do any act, matter or thing includes a covenant not to cause or permit or suffer the doing of it; and ...................................................................... PURCHASER'S COVENANTS 4.1 The Purchaser covenants with the Vendor that the Purchaser and its successors in title shall observe and perform the covenants set out in the Third Schedule 4.2 Covenants with the Vendor are taken for the benefit and protection of each and every part of the Retained Land insofar as such parts are capable of benefiting from them and so as to bind the Property and each and every part of it whoever may own in from time to time ...................................................................... THE THIRD SCHEDULE Purchaser's covenants ...................................................................... 5. Not to over load or obstruct the conduits or to discharge into any pipes, drains, or sewers any trade effluent or any harmful matter or substance where such conduits serve the Property in common with the Retained Land. ......................................................................... NOTE: The Property referred to above includes the land in this title. A Transfer which included the land tinted blue and other land dated 2 December 1998 made between (1) Royal Ordnance Plc (the Vendor) and (2) British Aerospace (Investments) Limited (the Purchaser) contains the following covenants:- "In this transfer, unless otherwise specified: ...................................................................... a covenant not to do any act, matter or thing includes a covenant not to cause or permit or suffer the doing of it; and ...................................................................... PURCHASER'S COVENANTS 4.1 The Purchaser covenants with the Vendor that the Purchaser and its successors in title shall observe and perform the covenants set out in the Third Schedule 4.2 Covenants with the Vendor are taken for the benefit and protection of each and every part of the Retained Land insofar as such parts are capable of benefiting from them and so as to bind the Property and each and every part of it whoever may own in from time to time 4.3 Insofar as the covenants are purely negative in nature the Purchaser shall have no continuing personal liability in respect of any breach or non-observance occurring after it has parted with all estate and interest in the land in respect of which the breach occurs. 4.4 Insofar as the covenants require the carrying out of works the Purchaser shall have no liability to the Vendor, its servants, agents and licencees and persons visiting the Property for any breach of the duty of care imposed by the Defective Premises Act 1972 unless written notice of the want of maintenance or repair has been notified by the Vendor to the Purchaser and the Purchaser has failed to comply with the same within a reasonable time. 5. DISPUTES 5.1 Any dispute or difference as to a fair and equitable proportion of any cost shall be determined in accordance with this clause and shall be referred to some independent and it person with substantial recent relevant experience of the type of matter in dispute to be appointed by the parties or failing their agreement on whom should be appointed to a person nominated by the President for the time being of The Law Society (or the next senior officer willing and able to act) on the application of either of the parties. 5.2 A referee appointed under this clause may act as an expert and not as an arbitrator in any case where by notice to the parties he expresses his willingness so to act and where neither party objects in writing to him so acting within ten days of receipt of his notice 5.3 If such referee does not act as an expert he shall act as an arbitrator in accordance with the Arbitration Act 1996. 5.4 If such referee acts as an expert he shall afford the parties the oppurtunity to make representations subject to such reasonable time and other limits as he may prescribe and he shall have regard to any such representations but not be bound thereby and he shall make a reasoned award including making provision for the manner in which the costs of his appointment and the determination shall be borne and may also provide for the payment of costs by one party to the other. 5.5 If either party fails to pay any part of the fees and expenses of the referee payable by it within five days of the same being demanded the other party shall be entitled to pay the same and the amount so paid shall be repaid by the party chargeable on demand. 5.6 If such referee shall relinquish his appointment or die or if it shall become apparent that he will be unable or unwilling to complete his duties hereunder the parties may agree upon or either of them may apply to the said President (or such next officer) which procedure may be repeated as many times as necessary. ...................................................................... THE THIRD SCHEDULE Purchaser's covenants 11. To maintain, repair and renew the Road. 2. Not to park vehicles on the Road. 3. Not to damage or overload the Road. 4. Not to permit vehicles to load or unload on the Road but to ensure that all loading and unloading takes place within the Property. 5. Not to over load or obstruct the conduits or to discharge into any pipes, drains, or sewers any trade effluent or any harmful matter or substance where such conduits serve the Property in common with the Retained Land. 6. To inspect, maintain, repair and renew all conduits serving the Property in common with the Retained Land now or at any time within a period of 80 years from the date hereof constructed in, on, under or above the Property." A Transfer of the land tinted pink on the title plan and other land dated 3 February 2003 made between (1) BAE Systems PLC (Transferor) and (2) Redrow Homes (Lancashire) Limited and Barratt Homes Limited (Transferee) contains covenants details of which are set out in the schedule of restrictive covenants hereto. The land tinted pink on the title plan is subject to the rights granted by a Deed dated 29 January 2007 made between (1) Redrow Homes (Lancashire) Limited and Barratt Homes Limited and (2) United Utilities Electricity Plc . The said Deed also contains restrictive covenants by the grantor. NOTE: Copy filed under LA933034. A Transfer of the land in this title dated 30 June 2009 made between (1) Redrow Homes (Lancashire) Limited and BDW Trading Limited and (2) John Derek Greenhalgh and Robert Ian Mccarthy contains restrictive covenants. NOTE: Copy filed. |
BRANCH: 13/15, Cleveland Street, Chorley, Lancashire, PR7 1BH
