The family sent a request for information to HM Land Registry (deadline 28 Oct 2026).
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63 posts · 2026
About First registrations WA231076 (1982) and WA240304 (1983), amalgamated; 2026 complaint, FOI and alteration application.
First registrations WA231076 (1982) and WA240304 (1983), amalgamated; 2026 complaint, FOI and alteration application.
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· Reply · Acknowledged
In short: An automated reply confirms receipt of the enquiry and gives standard response-time information.
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The family sent a request for information to HM Land Registry.
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HM Land Registry
· Public statement
Reply to an enquiry, 10 October 2026:
“an application has been captured internally by HM Land Registry to investigate and correct any error that may have been made.”
HM Land Registry
· Reply · Acknowledged
In short: The records team confirms an internal application has been opened to investigate and correct a possible error.
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The family sent a request for information to HM Land Registry.
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HM Land Registry
· Reply · Acknowledged
In short: The records team acknowledges a subject access request and states a statutory deadline of 28 October 2026.
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HM Land Registry
· Reply · Sent elsewhere
In short: The institution states the email address is not the correct contact method and asks for resubmission via the online form.
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HM Land Registry
· Reply · Acknowledged
In short: Automated acknowledgement confirming the correspondence has been passed to a caseworker for consideration.
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The family sent a letter to HM Land Registry.
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HM Land Registry
· Reply · Acknowledged
In short: Automated acknowledgement confirming receipt of the preservation notice, with general information on statutory response timescales.
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The family sent a request for information to HM Land Registry (deadline 28 Oct 2026).
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HM Land Registry
· Reply · Acknowledged
In short: Automated acknowledgement confirming receipt, outlining FOI/EIR and subject access timescales, and redirecting registration enquiries elsewhere.
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HM Land Registry
· Reply · Acknowledged
In short: The institution confirms receipt of the enquiry and states it has been referred to the appropriate team.
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The family sent a clarification to HM Land Registry.
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The family sent a request for information to HM Land Registry.
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HM Land Registry
· Reply · Acknowledged
In short: Automated acknowledgement confirms receipt of the enquiry with no substantive information provided.
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HM Land Registry
· Reply · Sent elsewhere
In short: Automated bounce stating the email address is unsupported and redirecting the requester to general contact help pages.
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The family sent a request for information to HM Land Registry.
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HM Land Registry
· Reply · Sent elsewhere
In short: Automated reply again states incorrect contact details were used and redirects to the online contact form.
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HM Land Registry
· Reply · Sent elsewhere
In short: Automated reply repeats redirection to the online contact form due to outdated email routing.
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The family sent a chaser to HM Land Registry.
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The family sent a chaser to HM Land Registry.
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HM Land Registry
· Public statement
The Chief Executive and Chief Land Registrar, Iain Banfield, to Stephen Doughty MP, 9 September 2026:
“HM Land Registry examines applications and registers interests based on the evidence and information provided. We are not an investigatory body and cannot determine disputes of fact or revisit decisions made by the courts.”
HM Land Registry
· Public statement
The Chief Land Registrar, 9 September 2026:
“Our records do not show that HM Land Registry was made aware of a competing claim before the registrations took place.”
HM Land Registry
· Reply · Sent elsewhere
In short: Automated reply states incorrect contact details were used and directs the requester to an online contact form.
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The family sent a request for information to HM Land Registry.
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HM Land Registry
· Reply · Letter
In short: Automated notice delivers an attached official letter as a PDF requiring Adobe Reader to view.
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The family sent a request for information to HM Land Registry.
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HM Land Registry
· Reply · Letter
In short: Notifies the requester of another attached official letter concerning the title without disclosing its contents.
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The family sent a chaser to HM Land Registry.
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The family sent a request for information to HM Land Registry.
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The family sent a request for information to HM Land Registry.
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The family sent a request for information to HM Land Registry.
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The family sent a letter to HM Land Registry.
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The family sent a preservation notice to HM Land Registry.
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The family sent a request for information to HM Land Registry.
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The family sent a request for information to HM Land Registry.
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HM Land Registry
· Public statement
Stage-two complaint decision, 25 May 2026:
“HM Land Registry operates a two-stage internal complaints procedure, and this constitutes our second and final response.”
HM Land Registry
· Reply · Letter
In short: Notifies the requester of an attached official letter concerning the title without disclosing its contents.
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The family sent a complaint to HM Land Registry.
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HM Land Registry
· Reply · Letter
In short: Automated notification forwarding another official PDF letter concerning the title.
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The family sent a letter to HM Land Registry.
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HM Land Registry
· Public statement
Stage-one complaint decision, 19 April 2026:
“HM Land Registry has an administrative function and it is not for the Registrar to look behind or challenge decisions of the Court.”
HM Land Registry
· Reply · Letter
In short: Automated notification forwarding a further official PDF letter concerning the title.
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The family sent a request for an internal review to HM Land Registry.
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HM Land Registry
· Reply · Sent elsewhere
In short: Confirms information on the title is held but states it must be accessed through statutory land registration routes, not FOIA.
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The family sent a complaint to HM Land Registry.
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HM Land Registry
· Public statement
Letter on title WA231076, 23 March 2026:
“HM Land Registry does not have any investigative powers and on the basis of a review of the files we hold there is no evidence of a mistake in the register.”
HM Land Registry
· Reply · Letter
In short: Automated notification forwarding an official PDF letter concerning an application or property interest.
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The family sent a letter to HM Land Registry.
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The family sent a clarification to HM Land Registry (deadline 16 Mar 2026).
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HM Land Registry
· Reply · Sent elsewhere
In short: States the supplied information is insufficient to locate the title number and redirects to Customer Support for assistance.
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HM Land Registry
· Reply · Asked for a fee or clarification
In short: The records team asks for the title number and states the requested register information may fall outside FOIA/EIR routes.
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HM Land Registry
· Reply · Acknowledged
In short: An automated reply confirms receipt of correspondence and restates statutory response timescales.
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The family sent a clarification to HM Land Registry (deadline 16 Mar 2026).
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The family sent a request for information to HM Land Registry (deadline 16 Mar 2026).
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HM Land Registry
· Reply · Letter
In short: An automated notice forwards an attached official PDF letter or requisition without describing its content.
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The family sent a letter to HM Land Registry.
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HM Land Registry
· Reply · Acknowledged
In short: The records team confirms receipt of the emails and states the matter has been referred to a senior officer for review.
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The family sent a clarification to HM Land Registry.
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The family sent a complaint to HM Land Registry.
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The family sent a request for information to HM Land Registry.