P16 Answer 3. Subjects depicted in prior titles do not coincide with Ordnance Map Arrange site visit to compare extent in prior titles and the Ordnance Map with the development on the ground Three main possible outcomes of site visit Legal extent depicted in prior titles is greater than occupied extent. Legal extent depicted in prior titles agrees with occupied extent on the ground. Therefore the Ordnance Map is incorrect. No further action required other than to confirm findings to Keeper with application for registration by answering Question 2 on Application for First Registration Form 1 as follows: (Note: a covering letter may be included with the application if desired). As the Keeper has issued a P16 Answer 3 which states that the boundaries do not coincide with those on the Ordnance Map you should answer the first part of Question 2 – No. As the site visit has confirmed that the legal extent depicted in the prior titles agrees with the occupied extent, you should answer the second part of Question 2 – YES. Legal extent depicted in prior titles is smaller than occupied extents. Is the applicant willing to accept the lesser occupied extent? Is the applicant willing to accept the lesser legal extent? Inform Keeper of intention with Application for Registration by answering YES to Part (b) of Question 2 on the Application for Registration Form 1. Ensure Keeper is informed of intention to seek registration of legal extent and any action to resolve matters. I draw your attention to Question 3 on the Form 1 Application for First Registration concerning adverse possession or occupation and would advise you to disclose as much information as possible as to the situation on the ground (age and nature of boundary features, occupation and usage of area in question). Confirm intention to Keeper in writing with Application for Registration It is important to supply the Keeper with as much information as possible as to the situation on the ground. This should include the age and nature of boundary features (e.g. Ranch style fence 10 yrs old/hedge 15 yrs old) and the occupation and usage of the area (e.g. non maintained scrub ground/garden ground maintained by). Remedial conveyancing may be required and should be completed prior to Application for Registration. If you have any problems please contact the P RE-REGISTRATION ENQUIRIES section who will advise you on the Keeper’s position. YES NO YES NO Guidance for Resolution of P16 Answer 3 APPENDIX 2

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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