The documents conferring and evidencing ownership of land. They confirm who owns the freehold and leasehold property.

These documents act as evidence that the person selling the property does own it and sets out any rights or obligations which have to be complied with. We need these documents to enable us to prepare the contract for your buyer.

Set of documents relevant to present and past ownership of a property. Details names of owners and details of institutions that have registered a charge against the property. Held by the first mortgage lender whilst their charge remains in existence.

Documents that show the ownership of the property

These documents firstly act as evidence that the person selling the property actually owns it, and secondly set out any rights or obligations that affect the property. If you are selling, then valuable time can be saved if your title deeds can be obtained by us at an early stage. If you have a mortgage then your bank or building society will be holding your title deeds. We will need to know your mortgage account number and the name and address of the lender. Some lenders charge a fee to send out your deeds but this will normally be added to your mortgage account.

The documents that represent and verify the ownership of a property on the UK Land Registry. In a full land transaction, these are the last things exchanged.

Legal documents showing ownership.

Documentation proving ownership of a leasehold or freehold property.

Documents that show proof of ownership.

These are documents which show who legally owns a property.

Documents stating who has title or right to the ownership of a property, which also show the boundary of the land.

Documents conferring or showing title to land. In areas of compulsory registration of title deeds are replaced by either a land or charge certificate.

These are the original documents which proves ownership of the property. If you have a Mortgage then the relevant bank or building society will have your title deeds. These will need to be obtained in order to sell or re-mortgage your property.

The documents which prove you own the property.

documents giving evidence of title to land.

Documents proving ownership of land or buildings. Many of these records are now computerised

Documents showing the legal ownership of a property.

Legal documents proving ownership of a property.

Documents which evidence the ownership of property. The documents may also include details of previous owners and loans secured against the property.

Legal ownership documents for a property.

The documents showing the ownership of property.

Documents showing who has the right (title) to the ownership of a property.

Documents showing who owns a property.

Documents that show proof of who owns the freehold and leasehold property.

the documents which record the ownership of a property

The document which shows the ownership of a property.

the legal documents which set out the ownership of a property.

Formal documents signifying ownership. TORRENS TITLE: The system of title that applies to most land in Australia.

These are the documents which prove who owns a property and under what terms.

Original documents proving legal ownership of property. Where land is registered at HM Land Registry, the Register itself proves title and, since October 2003, the Land Registry has not issued Land Certificates.

Torrens Title” Document relevant to present and past ownership of a property. Details names of owners and details of institutions that have registered a charge against the property. Copy held by the first mortgagee lender whilst their charge remains in existence. Another Copy is held at the Land Titles Office.

This is an extremely important set of official documents which confirm the ownership of a property.

The documents which prove the Title. These may be in the form of Conveyances or may be an extract of the records held at H.M. Land Registry.

Legal documents describing the rights and liabilities that attach to the property and prove ownership of property.

This is a document indicating the owner of the property.

The ultimate record of ownership of a property, the evidence of which is found in the Title Deeds.

The documents which shows the ownership of a property.

The documents giving evidence of title (ownership or rights)

For registered land, a land registry title certificate is the basic evidence of ownership. For unregistered land, which does not need to be registered, the documentation showing the succession of owners leading to the vendor constitutes the evidence that he owns the land and can sell it.

Deeds and documents proving ownership of freehold or leasehold property (generally the charge or land certificate).

A written document stating that the title to a piece of property is legally vested in the present owner.