Land Charges Act 1925
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12 Expenses of registering land charges
(1) Except as in this section provided, the expenses incurred by the person entitled to a land charge created before or after the commencement of this Act in causing the charge to be registered in the appropriate register shall be deemed to form part of the land charge, and shall be recoverable by him accordingly on the day for payment of any part of the land charge next after such expenses are incurred. (2) This section does not apply to the expenses incurred in registering a land charge of Class E or in registering as a land charge a restrictive covenant, an equitable easement or an estate contract.
12 Expenses of registering land charges
(1) Except as in this section provided, the expenses incurred by the person entitled to a land charge created before or after the commencement of this Act in causing the charge to be registered in the appropriate register shall be deemed to form part of the land charge, and shall be recoverable by him accordingly on the day for payment of any part of the land charge next after such expenses are incurred. (2) This section does not apply to the expenses incurred in registering a land charge of Class E or in registering as a land charge a restrictive covenant, an equitable easement or an estate contract.
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