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Chapter 1 Multiple Choice Questions
Introduction
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Section 4(1) of the Land Registration Act 2002 lists the events that trigger compulsory registration. Which of the following will
not
induce compulsory first registration?
Transfer by gift of a qualifying estate.
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Protected first legal mortgages of a qualifying estate.
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incorrect
Leases granted for a term of more than seven years from the date of grant.
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Grant of a 'right to buy' lease under Part V of the Housing Act 1985.
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None of the selections apply.
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You are instructed to buy a registered freehold property for a long established client. Which of the following will
not
make up the contents of the registered title?
Charges register.
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Land Charges register.
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incorrect
Property register.
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Proprietorship register.
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Section 112 of the old Land Registration Act 1925 (as substituted by the Land Registration Act 1988) opened up the register to the public for the first time. This meant that it was no longer necessary for a registered landowner to give consent before his title could be inspected. Building on this, s 66 of the current Land Registration Act 2002 extends the scope of the open register. However, a person may
not
inspect and make copies of which of the following?
The register of title.
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Any document kept by the registrar that is referred to in the register of title.
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An Exempt Information Document.
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The register of cautions against first registration.
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