• TR1 Vs TP1

    By Guest on 14th Aug 2019

    Does a TR1 supercede a TP1, which makes the TR1 the legally binding document? Regards Ben

  • 3 Answers

    By Guest on 15/08/2019

    They are both transfers with identical legality. The only difference is:

    TR1 - transfer of the WHOLE of a registered title
    TP1 - transfer of a PART of a registered title

    Ask your conveyancer which one is appropriate for your particular case.

    www.notaryexpress.co.uk

  • By Guest on 09/03/2021

    I own a property with my ex partner.... We have split up and she is willing to relinquish her part of the property...

    She has no interest in any pert of the equity so my question is using the Land Registry form a TR1 or a TP1 as it is very confusing as whether is is part or full transfer of title

  • By Guest on 02/10/2024

    This is the wording of Clause 2 of my TP1 between the original transferor and Transferee of my property in 1966. I think this does not create a service charge/rent charge or any other means for the current Transferor to ask for a lump sum that far exceeds the cost of the maintenance but creates a sinking fund. I have refused to pay more than my share of the costs of actual repairs because we have no say how past funds have been spent not do we have accounts of how it has been spent. The transferor is threatening to take me to court because I refuse to pay into the reserve. i maintain authority has not been created for such a fund. Who is right?:
    "2.  FOR the benefit and protection of the adjoining land retained by the Transferor or any part or parts thereof and so as to bind the land hereby transferred into whosoever’s hands the same may come the Transferees hereby (jointly and severally) covenant with the Transferor that the Transferees and those deriving title under them will at all times hereafter (1) pay a fair proportion (to be assessed by the Transferor’s Surveyor in the event of any dispute) of the cost of (a)carrying out on the land coloured green on the said plan works of a landscaping nature in a manner first approved by the Transferor and thereafter to maintain the same and the works carried out thereon in a good clean and tidy state and condition so long as required so to do by the Transferor and (b) maintaining and keeping in good repair the land hatched brown and the footpaths coloured brown and the fence between the points marked A and D on the said plan ..."

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