Land Registration Act 2002
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122 Repeal of Land Registry Act 1862
(1) The Land Registry Act 1862 (c. 53) shall cease to have effect. (2) The registrar shall have custody of records of title made under that Act. (3) The registrar may discharge his duty under subsection (2) by keeping the relevant information in electronic form. (4) The registrar may on application provide a copy of any information included in a record of title made under that Act. (5) Rules may make provision about applications for the exercise of the power conferred by subsection (4).
122 Repeal of Land Registry Act 1862
(1) The Land Registry Act 1862 (c. 53) shall cease to have effect. (2) The registrar shall have custody of records of title made under that Act. (3) The registrar may discharge his duty under subsection (2) by keeping the relevant information in electronic form. (4) The registrar may on application provide a copy of any information included in a record of title made under that Act. (5) Rules may make provision about applications for the exercise of the power conferred by subsection (4).
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