Form 3 Applications
In the Land Registration Rules, 2012 (S.I. 483 of 2012) or under the Forms section of this website.
€1,000,000.
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Yes, the Form 3 should be dated within one month of lodgement of the application in the Land Registry.
Yes, should have been executed not more than 2 years prior to the date of lodgement.
No. Easements or profit a prendre, (which lie in grant), unless they are expressly created by express grant or reservation after first registration of the land are Section 72 burdens and affect without registration [Section 72(1)(h) of the Registration of Title Act, 1964].
Burdens specified in Section 69(1) of the Registration of Title Act as extended e.g. mortgages or leases on title.
On first registration of the ownership of property, appurtenant rights vest by virtue of Section 71 of the Land and Conveyancing Law Reform Act 2009 and Section 37 of the Registration of Title Act, 1964.
It must be signed by an individual solicitor. This solicitor should be the solicitor who acted for the purchaser/applicant.
No, generally only the conveyance or assignment on sale should be lodged. However, if the title is a leasehold one or a fee farm grant, a certified copy of the lease or fee farm grant should be lodged.
No.
Form 3, deed of conveyance/assignment, copy of lease/fee farm grant in appropriate cases, map, Form 17 and €130 fees.
No.
Yes. The lodging solicitor should certify, if such be the case, that the prior title is not based on possession.
No. This procedure should be used only where the solicitor can vouch for the title of the applicant.
No.
Yes.
Yes. The Form 3 prescribed by Rule 19(3) of the Land Registration Rules 2012 [S.I. 483 of 2012] allows for the solicitor to apply for registration with a Qualified Title. The precise qualification should be included, e.g. qualified as to time if the date of the root of title is less than 15 years prior to the date of the Form 3 [Section 56 of the Land and Conveyancing Law Reform Act 2009 and Rule 19(1) of the Land Registration Rules 2012].