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What is Land Registry Fee
The Land Registry charges a fee for any changes in the records following a transaction effecting the register. This is usually executed and paid by the borrower's solicitors. Fee amounts depend on :
- The type of application being made.
- Whether is was a voluntary first registration.
- Valuation.
Some of the fixed application fee are:
Fee (1) To register: (a) a standard form of restriction contained in Schedule 4 to the rules, or (b) a notice (other than a notice to which section 117(2)(b) of the Act applies), or (c) a new or additional beneficiary of a unilateral notice - total fee for up to three registered titles affected £40 - additional fee for each subsequent registered title affected £20 Provided that no such fee is payable if, in relation to each registered title affected, the application is accompanied by a scale fee application or another application which attracts a fee under this paragraph. (2) To register a restriction in a form not contained in Schedule 4 to the rules - for each registered title £80 (3) To register a caution against first registration (other than a caution to which section 117(2)(a) of the Act applies) £40 (4) To alter a cautions register - for each individual cautions register £40 (5) To close or partly close a registered leasehold or a registered rentcharge title other than on surrender - for each registered title closed or partly closed £40 Provided that no such fee is payable if the application is accompanied by a scale fee application. (6) To upgrade from one class of registered title to another £40 Provided that no such fee is payable if the application for upgrading is accompanied by a scale fee application. (7) To cancel an entry in the register of notice of an unregistered rentcharge which has determined - for each registered title affected £40 Provided that no such fee is payable if the application is accompanied by a scale fee application. (8) To enter or remove a record of a defect in title pursuant to section 64(1) of the Act £40 Provided that no such fee is payable if the application is accompanied by a scale fee application. (9) An outline application made under rule 54: (a) where delivered directly to the registrar's computer system by means of a remote terminal £2 (b) where delivered by any other permitted means £4 Such fee is payable in addition to any other fee which is payable in respect of the application. (10) For an order in respect of a restriction under section 41(2) of the Act - for each registered title affected £40 (11) To register a person in adverse possession of a registered estate - for each registered title affected £100 (12) For registration as a person entitled to be notified of an application for adverse possession - for each registered title affected £40 (13) For the determination of the exact line of a boundary under rule 118 - for each registered title affected 2004 fees may have changed.
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