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Changes over time for: Section 4
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Version Superseded: 13/10/2003
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There are currently no known outstanding effects for the Land Registry Act 1862 (repealed), Section 4.
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4 By whom application for registration to be made.E+W
Application may be made for registration of title, by any of the following persons, viz.,
(1)The owner of the fee simple:
(2)Persons who collectively are owners of the fee simple, or have the power of acquiring the same:
(3)Persons who have the power of appointing the fee simple:
(4)Trustees for sale of the fee simple:
(5)The owner of the first estate of freehold and first vested estate of inheritance:
(6)Any purchaser of a fee simple, where his contract empowers him so to do, or the vendor consents:
(7)Any person authorized by the Court of Chancery to make such application.
Application may be made, although the estate of the person applying may be subject to charges and incumbrances.
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