purchaser is not sufficient to enable the Keeper to identify on the title plan the part affected by the dealing, a supplementary plan enabling the Keeper to do so should be delivered. The land certificate referred to as item (c) in the two preceding paragraphs will, in fact, be made available by the seller ‘on loan’ and, after amendment to give effect to the part sale, it will fall to be returned to the seller. The seller’s land certificate does not, however, remain a ‘common title’. The purchaser’s ‘title’ will rest entirely on the land certificate issued to him and, on registration of the purchaser’s interest, the seller’s land certificate will thereafter be limited to the interest remaining with the seller. Nonetheless, there may be occasions when the purchaser might wish to borrow the seller’s land certificate and the seller will remain under obligation to make it forthcoming by virtue of section 16 as read with section 3(5). If the purchase is part of a building development and the seller’s land certificate has been deposited with the Keeper, a note of the deposit number should be obtained at settlement. Dealing with a registered interest - application for registration Purchase and loan transaction completed contemporaneously Same solicitor acting for purchaser and lender 8.51 There should be submitted to the Keeper: 1.   A completed and signed application for registration of the purchase (Form 2) together with the deed  giving  effect  to  that  dealing  e.g.  the  disposition.  No  warrant  of  registration  should  be endorsed on the disposition. 2.   The land certificate and all deeds and other documents supporting the application for registration (for example links in title), accompanied by an inventory Form 4 listing the land certificate and the other deeds and documents. The Inventory should be completed in duplicate. 3.  Any additional evidence, for example a death certificate with reference to a survivorship clause. This should also be listed in the Form 4. 4.  Any  existing  charge  certificate,  together  with  the  executed  discharge.  Strictly  speaking  an application for registration (Form 2) should be completed in respect of the discharge, but separate application  is  not  insisted  on,  provided  the  discharge  is  noted  on  the  Inventory.  NB  a  fixed  fee (currently £22) is payable. 5.   A separate Form 2 applying for registration of the dealing effected by the standard security granted by the purchaser, together with the standard security. A separate inventory Form 4 is not required, but the standard security must be included in the Inventory referred to in (ii) above. 6.  Where  the  applications  for  registration  of  the  purchaser’s  and  lender’s  interests  are  submitted together, a reduced registration fee will be charged in respect of the standard security. 7.   The total registration fees payable. Separate solicitors acting for purchaser and lender 8.52  The  lender’s  solicitor  will  wish  to  ensure  that  the  applications  for  registration  of  the  purchaser’s (borrower’s) interest is duly lodged. Accordingly, at settlement he should take delivery of all the items referred

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


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