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220 Orders of the registrar in relation to restrictions

LAND REGISTRATION vol 25(1)A commentary, Land Registry Forms (Part 1)

220 Orders of the registrar in relation to restrictions

| Commentary

The registrar has power, by order, to¹:

220.1
disapply a restriction in relation to a disposition specified in the order or dispositions of a kind so specified; or
220.2
provide that a restriction has effect, in relation to a disposition specified in the order

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I: PROTECTIVE ENTRIES

216.1 Standard forms of restriction

216.2 Non-standard forms of restriction

218.1 Application for a voluntary restriction

218.2 Application by a person claiming a sufficient interest in prescribed cases

218.3 Application by a person claiming a sufficient interest in other cases

218.4 Application by a person claiming a sufficient interest—general points

218.5 Applications where proprietor is under a duty to apply

218.6 Restrictions that the registrar may enter without an application

218.7 Restrictions that the registrar must enter in the register

218.8 Power of the court to order entry of a restriction in the register

221 Application to withdraw a restriction

222 Cancellation of restrictions otherwise than on withdrawal

223 Inhibitions entered under the Land Registration Act 1925

224 Origin of cautions against dealings

225 Cautioner’s interest under a caution against dealings

226 Effect of a caution against dealings

227 Applications for withdrawal or cancellation of a caution against dealings

228.1 The former position

228.2 The present position

228.3 Withdrawal of notice