Ruoff & Roper: Registered Conveyancing

• Explains in full the registration of title to land system
• Covers everything from first registration and upgrading of title to land through to rectification, indemnity and determination of disputes
• Takes you through both overriding interests on first registration and overriding interests affecting registered land
• Details the changes to the legal principles underlying the land registration system, so that you are completely up to date with the latest developments
• Goes through the practical, procedural and formal requirements imposed by the Land Registration Act 2002 and Land Registration Rules 2003
• Enables you to apply the law with confidence, including the regime for claims based on adverse possession
• Guides you through the process of searching and copying Land Registry records
• Deals with issues which have an impact on registered conveyancing, including company law, landlord and tenant law, matrimonial homes, public sector housing and planning law
• Reproduces relevant statutes, rules, forms and directives including the Land Registration Act 2002, and amended Rules

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• Historical introduction
• Organisation of HMLR
• General principles
• The register

• Identification and extent of registered land
• Classes of title
• Registration and protection of legal estates and interests
• Voluntary and compulsory registration of land
• Applications for first registration
• Effect of first registration: overriding interests
• Cautions against first registration
• Upgrading of title

• Dispositionary powers and their exercise
• Implied covenants
• Priority of dispositions
• Completion of dispositions by registration
• Registered dispositions; overriding interests
• Applications for registration of dispositions
• Electronic conveyancing
• Transfer on sale of registered land
• Registered building estates
• Commonhold
• Public sector housing
• Transfers not for value
• Leases of registered land
• Leasehold enfranchisement
• Charges of registered land
• Dispositions by proprietors of registered charges and discharge
• Legal rent charges
• Searches
• Inspection and copying of land registry records
• Death of registered proprietor
• Individual insolvency
• Adverse possession
• Statutory vestings
• Easements and profits; prescription and abandonment

• Trusts of land and settled land
• Charities
• Companies
• The crown and the duchies
• Particular proprietors

• Notices
• Cautions against dealings
• Restrictions
• Matrimonial homes

• Alteration of the register
• Indemnity
• Objections and determination of disputes

• Land Registration Act 2002
• Land Registration Act 1925 (so far as needed for transitional provisions)
• Land Registration Rules 2003 and other general rules and orders
• Fee Order
• Land Registry Guidance and advisory material
• Land Registry notices (Electronic services, etc.)

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