Prydlesi: pryd i gofrestru (CY25)
Cyngor i drawsgludwyr yn ymdrin â'r agweddau gorfodol a gwirfoddol ar ystadau prydlesol mewn tir (cyfarwyddyd ymarfer 25).
Applies to England and Wales
Dogfennau
Manylion
Mae’r cyfarwyddyd hwn yn trafod agweddau cofrestru gorfodol a gwirfoddol ar ystadau prydlesol mewn tir, gan gynnwys y rhai nad oes modd eu cofrestru.
Mae hefyd yn trafod sut i wneud cais i gofrestru a nodi prydlesi (gan gynnwys pryd y byddwn yn nodi prydles yn awtomatig yn erbyn teitl rifersiwn cofrestredig) a gweithredoedd amrywio.
Nid yw’n delio â’r prydlesi hynny a ddadlennwyd fel buddion dadlenadwy; gweler cyfarwyddyd ymarfer 15: buddion gor-redol a’u dadlennu.
Mae’r cyfarwyddyd wedi ei anelu at drawsgludwyr a dylech ddehongli cyfeiriadau atoch ‘chi’ felly.
Dim ond gwybodaeth ffeithiol a chyngor diduedd ynghylch ein gweithdrefnau rydym yn eu darparu. Darllenwch ragor am y cyngor rydym yn ei roi.
Gweminarau
Gallwch ymuno â’n gweminarau di-dâl i gael cyngor ar ystod o bynciau cofrestru tir a sut i baratoi ceisiadau o safon.
Hysbysiadau ebost
Tanysgrifiwch i hysbysiadau ebost i gael y newidiadau diweddaraf i’n cyfarwyddiadau ymarfer.
Diweddarwyd ddiwethaf ar 7 March 2024 + show all updates
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Sections 1 and 2.3 have been amended to update references to section 83 of the Charities Act 1993 to section 334 of the Charities Act 2011.
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Section 4.1 has been amended to improve clarity on leases granted for a term of seven years or less or where the unexpired term is for seven years or less.
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Section 6.2 has been amended to give guidance for future applications where a new lease out of a registered title is lodged for registration by a conveyancer who only acts for the tenant’s lender. In such cases, we will in future need written confirmation from the tenant’s conveyancer of their client’s address for service and identity.
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Following customer feedback we have amended section 6.2 to explain further our policy on dealing with applications where the landlord's title is leasehold and there is a note saying the lease restricts alienation. If the new lease is not caught (for example if the restriction on alienation exempts shared ownership leases and that is what the new lease is), a conveyancer will need to certify that the new lease falls in a permitted category and is not caught by the terms of the alienation clause in the superior lease, otherwise we will add the protective entry mentioned to the register.
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Section 6.2 has been amended to include a link to other relevant guidance.
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Following customer comment, we have amended section 6.2 to clarify which consents are required.
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Minor changes have been made to section 6 of this guide to mention that an application for first registration can be made on the basis of certified copy deeds and documents only; and to section 7.2 following the change of name of practice guide 12. Sections 6.1, 6.2 and 6.3.1 have been updated to reflect the introduction of Land Transaction Tax for transactions affecting land in Wales completed on or after 1 April 2018.
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Section 4.3 has been amended to reflect our current practice.
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Link to the advice we offer added.
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Added translation