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Practice guide 37: Objections and disputes, a guide to Land Registry practice and procedures

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Practice guide 37: Objections and disputes, a guide to Land Registry practice and procedures

8. Errors in the register

8. Errors in the register

A dispute may arise when an application is made to correct an error on the register and someone lodges an objection. If this has happened, the procedures set out in this guide still apply. However, the parties may be entitled to claim compensation under the Land Registration Act 2002. This subject is covered by our practice guide 39: rectification and indemnity. If you think this may apply to you, please contact us to request a copy. Compensation may cover costs and expenses, but you will need to consider whether to obtain consent from the registrar before incurring such costs or expenses. Practice guide 38: costs in disputed applications explains the procedure.

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