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. Which of the following statements about land registration are true? Please select all that apply.

The present system of compulsory registration of title was introduced by the Land Registration Act 1925. correct incorrect

The current legislation regulating registration of title is the Land Registration Act 2002. correct incorrect

The Land Registration 2002 made no substantive changes to the law relating to registration of title. correct incorrect

One important change made by the Land Registration Act 2002 was the introduction of provisions for electronic conveyancing. correct incorrect

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. Which of the following are within the scope of registration of title? Please select all that apply.

Estates in land correct incorrect

A profit à prendre in gross correct incorrect

A charge (mortgage) over registered land correct incorrect

Any legal interest created by the disposition of an interest in registered land correct incorrect

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. Any land which is not yet registered must be registered immediately.

True correct incorrect

False correct incorrect

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. The transfer of a registered freehold estate in land is called a registrable disposition.

True correct incorrect

False correct incorrect

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. To what types of interests will the first registered proprietor of a freehold estate be subject? Please select all that apply.

Interests which are the subject of an entry in the register in relation to the estate. correct incorrect

Interests which do not appear on the register, but which override first registration. correct incorrect

All equitable interests in the land. correct incorrect

Rights of beneficiaries if the proprietor is holding the land on trust. correct incorrect

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. Mark sells his house, which is unregistered land, to Rita. By mistake, the conveyance includes part of Diana's garden. Rita is registered as the first registered proprietor with absolute title of all the land in the conveyance, including the part which did not belong to Mark. What is the effect of the registration?

Rita is the legal owner of all the land, even the bit which is really part of Diana's garden. correct incorrect

Since the bit of the land which is really part of Diana's garden did not belong to Mark, the registration will have no effect on that part, and Rita will be the owner of Mark's land only. correct incorrect

Rita is the equitable owner of the land. correct incorrect

Since there is a mistake in the conveyance, the registration will have no effect. Mark and Diana will still be the owners of the land. correct incorrect

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. Match the term with the definition.

A notice on the register of title to which the proprietor will not agree, and which consequently represents a disputed interest

Caution against first registration Agreed notice Restriction Unilateral notice

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. Which statements about LRA 2002 sch. 1 (unregistered interests which override first registration) and LRA 2002 sch. 3 (unregistered interests which override registered dispositions) are correct? Please select all that apply.

Schedule 1 contains more interests in land. correct incorrect

Schedule 3 contains more interests in land. correct incorrect

Under schedule 3, rights of a person in actual occupation of the land must be obvious on a reasonably careful inspection of the land, or actually known to the person acquiring the land. correct incorrect

Under schedule 1, there is no requirement that a legal easement be obvious on a reasonably careful inspection of the land, or used within the past year, or actually known to the person acquiring the land. correct incorrect

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. The effect of LRA 2002 s.26 is to make lawful any disposition of registered land that is not prohibited by the Act or by an entry on the register.

True correct incorrect

False correct incorrect

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. Match the definition to the correct word or phrase.

Any change to the register

alteration indemnity rectification Proprietor in possession

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. Jo has just been registered as the proprietor of Sunnybanks. She planned to use the land to build a house, but has just found out that Pete has a right of way over the land which is an overriding interest. This has made it much harder to build efficiently on the land, and has made the land less valuable. Jo has been told she can claim an indemnity form the land registry. Is this advice true or false?

True correct incorrect

False correct incorrect