Dychwelyd a gwrthod ceisiadau i gofrestru (CY49)
Cyngor ar sut i osgoi gwrthod ceisiadau i newid y gofrestr (cyfarwyddyd ymarfer 49).
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Mae’r cyfarwyddyd hwn yn rhoi cyngor am sut i osgoi gwrthod ceisiadau i newid y gofrestr. Mae’n rhoi enghreifftiau o ddiffygion mewn ceisiadau rydym yn eu hystyried yn ddigon difrifol i wrthod y cais a dychwelyd y papurau.
Dim ond gwybodaeth ffeithiol a chyngor diduedd ynghylch ein gweithdrefnau rydym yn eu darparu. Darllenwch ragor am y cyngor rydym yn ei roi.
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Updates to this page
Cyhoeddwyd ar 13 Hydref 2003Diweddarwyd ddiwethaf ar 27 Awst 2024 + show all updates
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The guide has been amended to reflect how applications should be made using our digital systems and, in section 4 to clarify that certified copy deeds and documents will only be accepted for a first registration application until October 2024.
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A new section 6.10 has been added to refer to the Economic Crime (Transparency and Enforcement) Act 2022 and evidence we must have before accepting an application to register an overseas entity as proprietor of a registered estate or disposals by an overseas entity.
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Section 1 has been amended to include existing practice on rejecting electronically lodged applications using HM Land Registry’s electronic Document Registration Service which are not submitted by the customer named in panel 7 of form AP1 or equivalent.
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Section 6.3 has been amended to clarify that we will not reject applications where panel 5 of form FR1 has not been completed or no fee has been lodged if they contain statutory declarations relating to adverse possession or lost deeds.
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Section 6.3 has been added as a result of a review of our rejection criteria on applications for first registration.
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Section 6.3.1 has been updated because we no longer reject applications where prescribed clauses LR2.1, LR3 or LR6 have not been completed.
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A reference to '5 business days' in section 3 of this guide has been changed to '5 working days'; a minor change has also been made to section 4 to cross-refer to our practice of accepting first registration applications with certified copy deeds only.
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Section 3 has been amended to confirm that we will not reject an application after it has been with us for five business days.
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Link to the advice we offer added.
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