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The Land Registration (Official Searches) Rules 1993
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- 1993 No. 3276
- SCHEDULE 2
- PART I
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PART IINFORMATION TO BE INCLUDED IN THE RESULT OF AN OFFICIAL SEARCH OF A REGISTER
| A. | The title number |
| B. | The date of the official certificate of search |
| C. | If the official search is of part, a short description of the property or plot number on the approved estate plan |
| D. | The name of the person on whose behalf the application was made |
| E. | Applicant’s reference (if any): limited to 25 digits including spaces, oblique strokes and punctuation |
| F. | Details of any relevant adverse entries made on the register since the date specified in the application as the search from date |
| G. | Notice of the entry of any relevant pending application affecting the title entered on the day list pursuant to rule 7A of the principal rules |
| H. | Notice of the entry of any relevant official search the priority period of which has not expired and which is entered on the day list pursuant to rule 4 of these rules or rule 4 of the Land Registration (Official Searches) Rules 1990 |
| I. | If the official search is with priority, the date on which priority expires |
| J. | If the official search is without priority, a statement that the certificate shall not confer on the applicant priority for any dealing |
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