The Provision of Information (Contractual Control) (Registered Land) Regulations 2026
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8 Contractual control information
The following information in relation to a contractual control right is specified as contractual control information— (a) the full names of the grantor and the grantee; (b) where the grantor or grantee is a body corporate, partnership or other legal person either— (i) a unique reference or registration number for that grantor or grantee issued by a person exercising public functions on behalf of the Crown, or (ii) any other registration number or other sufficient details that enable that grantor or grantee to be uniquely identified; (c) where the grantor is an individual, their date of birth and place of birth; (d) the type of the contractual control right as referred to in regulation 3(2); (e) the date, parties to, and title or other description of the contract creating or conferring the contractual control right; (f) in the case of a contractual control right of the type referred to in regulation 3(2)(a), (b) or (d)— (i) the date from which the contractual control right can be exercised, or (ii) where that date is contingent upon satisfaction of specified contractual conditions, details of those conditions; (g) details of the initial period of control, and details of any provisions to extend it under the contract creating or conferring the contractual control right, any entitlement for the grantee to extend it and any entitlement for either party to terminate it; (h) the title number of the qualifying estate referred to in regulation 3(2) or as the case may be regulation 5(1) and, where only part of the land registered under that title number is subject to the right, sufficient details to identify the part of the land affected; (i) the address and, where any exists, the postcode of the land subject to the right; (j) details of whether the land subject to the right includes land (including airspace) held apart from the surface.
8 Contractual control information
The following information in relation to a contractual control right is specified as contractual control information— (a) the full names of the grantor and the grantee; (b) where the grantor or grantee is a body corporate, partnership or other legal person either— (i) a unique reference or registration number for that grantor or grantee issued by a person exercising public functions on behalf of the Crown, or (ii) any other registration number or other sufficient details that enable that grantor or grantee to be uniquely identified; (c) where the grantor is an individual, their date of birth and place of birth; (d) the type of the contractual control right as referred to in regulation 3(2); (e) the date, parties to, and title or other description of the contract creating or conferring the contractual control right; (f) in the case of a contractual control right of the type referred to in regulation 3(2)(a), (b) or (d)— (i) the date from which the contractual control right can be exercised, or (ii) where that date is contingent upon satisfaction of specified contractual conditions, details of those conditions; (g) details of the initial period of control, and details of any provisions to extend it under the contract creating or conferring the contractual control right, any entitlement for the grantee to extend it and any entitlement for either party to terminate it; (h) the title number of the qualifying estate referred to in regulation 3(2) or as the case may be regulation 5(1) and, where only part of the land registered under that title number is subject to the right, sufficient details to identify the part of the land affected; (i) the address and, where any exists, the postcode of the land subject to the right; (j) details of whether the land subject to the right includes land (including airspace) held apart from the surface.
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