Land Registration Act 2002
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35 Unilateral notices
(1) If the registrar enters a notice in the register in pursuance of an application under section 34(2)(b) (“a unilateral notice”), he must give notice of the entry to— (a) the proprietor of the registered estate or charge to which it relates, and (b) such other persons as rules may provide. (2) A unilateral notice must— (a) indicate that it is such a notice, and (b) identify who is the beneficiary of the notice. (3) The person shown in the register as the beneficiary of a unilateral notice, or such other person as rules may provide, may apply to the registrar for the removal of the notice from the register.
35 Unilateral notices
(1) If the registrar enters a notice in the register in pursuance of an application under section 34(2)(b) (“a unilateral notice”), he must give notice of the entry to— (a) the proprietor of the registered estate or charge to which it relates, and (b) such other persons as rules may provide. (2) A unilateral notice must— (a) indicate that it is such a notice, and (b) identify who is the beneficiary of the notice. (3) The person shown in the register as the beneficiary of a unilateral notice, or such other person as rules may provide, may apply to the registrar for the removal of the notice from the register.
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