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WHAT IS A LAND REGISTRY LEASE PLAN?
A land registry lease plan is used to assist the Land registry in regards to the registration of property and land ownership within Britain. The document is best described as an amalgamation of a floorplan or landplan and a map. The combination of these attributes allow the Land Registry to clearly understand and register ownership of the property and land which is being submitted in question.
Historically, many properties demise and boundary classification has never been registered with Land registry. In contrast, every day properties and land areas which have been recorded at some time, are subject to the desired request to be changed. Such changes may include, a large area of land of which the owner desires to split into two for the purpose of selling or renting, or a three storey Victorian London House, which the owner would like to convert into four separate flats
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Requirements For A Lease Plan
Four Key define a Lease plan and ensures it is compliant with Land registry, but they are also the areas where many in-proper plans fail:
- An Accurate Scale
Because the land registry use the process of printing and ruler checking walls and land areas on lease plans, not only must they be accurate but also to a set scale. Here at Lease Plans Compliant we use years of experience to determine which scale is best, i.e will be easiest for the Land registry, to use and see the property on the plan when printed. Generally speaking acceptable scale ranges are between 1:100 and 1:500 depending on the plot size of the property in question.
- Lease Plans must present a north point and it must be positioned in the correct orientation
This aspect of a plan may seem simple enough, but the North compass point is an important instrument in the Land registry identifying the true orientation of the land and property in question.
- Font and colour demise and communal outlining
For any lease plan to be accepted by the land registry all elements of the property must be clearly and correctly outlined using a distinct colour code. This usually includes a red outline for lease demised property areas, a green outline for communally demised areas and under the right circumstances a blue outline for private outside space areas.
- A 1:1250 embossed base map
This final element is crucial in assisting the Land Registry in identifying where the outlined property on the lease plan is in Earth perspective, i.e in relation to other properties and roads where it is situated. Our plans emboss the perfect 1:1250 digital Ordnance Survey maps and include clear and professional top level red lease demise outlining too.
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