The Land Registry issues this certificate to the legal mortgagee (the lender) who has lent money on the security of registered land. It is proof of the legal mortgagee's right to the security.
An official certificate issued by the Land Registry where a property is registered detailing the property, the owner, mortgages etc
Issued by the Land Registry as evidence of title to a mortgage who deposits the land certificate for the period of the mortgage.
See Land Certificate (below)
An official document issued by the Land Registry to the owner of a registered charge as proof of ownership. It includes a copy of the register and the original charge.
If there is a mortgage on land, a charge certificate is issued instead of a 'land certificate' by the Land Registry.
The certificate issued by HM Land Registry to the mortgagee of a property with registered title. Contains three parts - charges register, property register and proprietorship register. Contains details of restrictions, mortgages and other interests. Where there is no mortgage it is called the Land Certificate and issued to the registered proprietor.
A certificate issued to a lender by the Land Registry giving evidence of the lender's charge over the property.
A certificate from the Land Registry that shows the boundaries of a property and gives details of covenants affecting it.
The Land Registry issues a charge certificate where there is a mortgage. This is in addition to the Land Certificate.