The Provision of Information (Contractual Control) (Registered Land) Regulations 2026
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6 Requirement to provide details of determination, expiry or exercise of a contractual control right
(1) This regulation applies where contractual control information in respect of a contractual control right has been provided to the registrar as required by regulation 4 or 5. (2) In the event of the complete or partial determination, expiry or exercise of the contractual control right, the grantee of that right must within 60 days of that event provide the registrar with the following information in accordance with regulation 7— (a) whether the event is the determination, expiry or exercise of the right; (b) whether the determination, expiry or exercise is complete or partial; and (c) in the case of a partial determination, expiry or exercise of the right, sufficient details to identify the part of the land affected.
6 Requirement to provide details of determination, expiry or exercise of a contractual control right
(1) This regulation applies where contractual control information in respect of a contractual control right has been provided to the registrar as required by regulation 4 or 5. (2) In the event of the complete or partial determination, expiry or exercise of the contractual control right, the grantee of that right must within 60 days of that event provide the registrar with the following information in accordance with regulation 7— (a) whether the event is the determination, expiry or exercise of the right; (b) whether the determination, expiry or exercise is complete or partial; and (c) in the case of a partial determination, expiry or exercise of the right, sufficient details to identify the part of the land affected.
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