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Price paid or value information: registration procedures (PG7)

Guidance for conveyancers on how price paid and value information is entered in the register (practice guide 7).

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From:
HM Land Registry
Published:
13 October 2003
Last updated:
22 July 2024
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  1. Information added to section 9 on the action to take when you receive back an application with an incorrect property price.

  2. Section 2 has been amended as a result of a change of practice to entering the value stated when personal representatives are registered as proprietors.

  3. The guide has been amended to remove information that was appropriate when the guide was first published but of less importance today, consolidates related information into single sections and provides a clearer explanation about what we regard as a discount or incentive, with some examples.

  4. Section 5.1 has been amended to clarify that the consideration panel of a transfer or prescribed clause LR7 of a prescribed clauses lease must be completed with the net price paid after any discount has been applied.

  5. Section 5.1 has been amended to clarify what is included in price paid entries.

  6. Section 2 has been amended to remove reference to an appointment of a new trustee being an example of when the procedures referred to in rule 8(2) of the Land Registration Rules 2003 do not apply. Section 4 has been amended to include reference to land transaction tax.

  7. Section 12 has been amended to include additional price paid data that we now supply.

  8. Link to the advice we offer added

  9. First published.

Applies to England and Wales

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Practice guide 7: entry of price paid or value stated data in the register

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This guide contains information about HM Land Registry’s procedures to enter price paid or value information in the register. It also explains how the decision was taken to restore this information to the register.

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