Statutory declaration in support of a further application under the Land Registration Act 2002, Sch 6 made two or more years after an initial application has been cancelled


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Statutory declaration in support of a further application under the Land Registration Act 2002, Sch 6 made two or more years after an initial application has been cancelled


Published by a ÑÇÖÞÉ«ÇéÍø Property expert

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I, [name] of [address], do solemnly and sincerely declare that:

    1. 1

      On [date] I [and my [wife OR husband OR [other]]] lodged at HM Land Registry an application to be registered as Proprietor of the land ('the Blue Land') edged blue on the plan (now produced and shown to me and marked '1') attached to this declaration ('the Plan'). The freehold estate in the Blue Land is registered, together with that of other land, under title [title number of neighbouring property] of which the registered proprietors are [name(s) of owner(s) of neighbouring property] (‘[define by name, eg 'Mr (and Mrs) Smith’±Õ’).

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      As a result of that application, HM Land Registry issued notices to a number of people, including [Mr (and Mrs) Smith], and [Mr (and Mrs) Smith] responded to the notices issued to them by requiring the registrar to deal with [my OR our] application under the Land Registration Act 2002,

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a declaration made before a Commissioner for Oaths in a prescribed form;

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