The Land Registry in the UK is a government agency responsible for maintaining the land and property register in England and Wales. It records information about land and property ownership, including boundaries, mortgages, leases, and other legal rights.
The Land Registry was established in 1862 and has undergone significant modernization in recent years. Since 1990, registration of land and property in England and Wales has been compulsory, meaning that the vast majority of land and property is now registered with the Land Registry.
The Land Registry provides various services, including:
- Registering changes of ownership and mortgages
- Providing official copies of registers, title plans, and other documents
- Providing information on ownership and property boundaries
- Providing online access to public records
- Offering a range of property-related products and services
To use the Land Registry's services, you can visit their website at https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/land-registry or contact them directly by phone or email.
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