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In the past, official notification, in writing, from the owner of the property - the registered proprietor - was required before another party, such as the prospective purchaser's solicitor, would be given information from the proprietorship register at the H.M. Land Registry.
However, now anyone may search for the title register and title plan information of registered properties in England and Wales that can be identified by an address.
If the Land Registry online can match the address details you provide with its records, and the property is registered, you should be able to download copies of the title register and title plan for a small fee.
Last Updated: March 2008 © Moneyextra.com
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