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6.1 General

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

6.1 General

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6 Other interests

As well as the estates in land that can be the subject of independent substantive registration, there are other estates and interests that

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A: GENERAL INTRODUCTION

6.2 Benefit of appurtenant rights

6.3 Interests that override first registration or dispositions of registered estates

6.4 Legal charges

6.5 Other interests that require protection by entry in the register

8 General effect of registration

9 Vesting of the legal estate

10.1 Position on first registration

10.2 Position on the disposition of a registered estate

11.1 Unregistered interests which override first registration

11.2 Unregistered interests which override registered dispositions

12.1 Applicant’s duty of disclosure

12.2 Registrar’s separate power

13 Other interests—the need for protection in the register

14 Methods of protection

15 Titles that may be registered

16 Absolute freehold title—effect of registration

17 Absolute freehold title—requirements as to title

18 Possessory freehold title

19 Qualified freehold title

20 Absolute leasehold title—effect of registration