The Land Registrations Act 2002: A Shift in Government Policy

• Author:
• Michael Brandman

Government Policy Objectives

This Act, which comes into force on 13 October 2003, signals the start of a process by which the Government intends, over the medium term, to secure that:
- any form of disposal or grant of rights in registered land will have to be registered unless there are good reasons for not doing so;

- unregistered interests in land to which registered holders take subject will be significantly reduced by increasing the requirement to register them or give notice of them ... (1279 more words)

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