SCHEDULE 5 Land Registry Network
Land Registration Act 2002 (2002 c 9) | Legislation

SCHEDULE 5 Land Registry Network

Section 92

1

Access to network

(1)     A person who is not a member of the land registry may only have access to a land registry network under authority conferred by means of an agreement with the registrar.

(2)     An agreement for the purposes of sub-paragraph (1) (“network access agreementâ€) may authorise access for—

(a)     the communication, posting or retrieval of information,

(b)     the making of changes to the register of title or cautions register,

(c)     the issue of official search certificates,

(d)     the issue of official copies, or

(e)     such other conveyancing purposes as the registrar thinks fit.

(3)     Rules may regulate the use of network access agreements to confer authority to carry out functions of the registrar.

(4)     The registrar must, on application, enter into a network access agreement with the applicant if the applicant meets such criteria as rules may provide.

2

Terms of access

(1)     The terms on which access to a land registry network is authorised shall be such as the registrar thinks fit, subject to sub-paragraphs (3) and (4), and may, in particular, include charges for access.

(2)     The power under sub-paragraph

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