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Available hours, default submitting firms, pre-validations, failures and warnings for submitting dealings in Landonline.

A caveat against dealings lodged under s138 of the Land Transfer Act 2017 acts as a notice that a person (the caveator) claims to have an interest in the land.

Information about removing a caveat against dealings or a notice of claim by withdrawal, removal, or lapse.

Information about registering transmissions on the death of a surviving joint tenant, including life estates and leases for life.

Examples to demonstrate what may happen when transferring shares in a joint tenancy.

General and specific treaty settlement guidelines issued by the Registrar-General of Land.

Requisitions, rejections and successful submits in Landonline.

Information about releases of statutory land charges under the Land Transfer Act 2017, also commonly known as a discharge of a statutory land charge.

How to prepare a Notice of Claim in Title mode.

Features of the OCTN screen in Landonline - Dealings.

Example of what to do when creating an instrument that affects cross leases.

Information about instruments authorised under the Crown Minerals Act 1991.

The list below outlines the reasons for rejection of a title and the specific requirements that may be addressed to correct the rejection.

A summary of instruments that require property tax information, template instruments, image only instruments that require A&I forms, and instruments that must be lodged in paper form (by manual dealing).

A dealing may be requisitioned or rejected under the authority of section 37 Land Transfer Act 2017. Find out more about requisitions and rejections and the reasons they might happen.

Section 461(1) of the Local Government Act 1974 states that a Private Drain Certificate is to be lodged together with such plans (if any) as the District Land Registrar (now the Registrar-General of Land/RGL) requires.

This article addresses statutory rights of way created by section 168 of the Land Transfer Act 1952 and the effect of the repeal of the Act.

Guidance on mortgagee sale process.

The majority of the Building Act 2004 came into force on 31 March 2005, repealing the Building Act 1991.

This page sets out the requirements for a mortgage priority instrument (also known as a Memorandum of Priority) (MP) lodged by e-dealing.

Information about how to create, surrender, vary or remove an easement.

Information about dealings affecting leases, how leases affect easements and more.

Information about land transfer tax statements and the collection of tax residency data.

Key guidance for practitioners to ensure they are aware of their certification obligations in regard to statutory and evidentiary requirements.

This page contains answers to common questions about what tax information is required on land transfer tax statements when buying, selling or transferring property.

If you have a claim which falls within the guarantee of title provisions of the Land Transfer Act 2017 you may be entitled to claim compensation from the Crown.

Download approved forms, statutory declaration forms for transmission instruments, and other land registration forms.

When a practitioner certifies and signs an electronic instrument for registration via Landonline, they are responsible for the certifications they give for the purposes of section 27 of the Land Transfer Act 2017.

How to query a rejection and request a review for dealings in Landonline.

A caveat against dealings must include an address for service at which the caveator can receive notices about the caveat. This can be changed later by the caveator.

Watch these videos to explore the key features and navigation of Landonline – Dealings.

How to release instruments in Landonline.