--- title: "Gets summary information for the draft title with the specified title number." method: GET path: "/draft-titles/{titleNumber}" tags: ["draft-titles"] --- # Gets summary information for the draft title with the specified title number. `GET /draft-titles/{titleNumber}` ## Error responses Calls to this endpoint may return the following error codes: | Error code | Message | Cause c | |--------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | `LRAPI00401` | The request could not be completed because a valid access token was not provided. | A valid access token must be provided to be able to access this data. Try the request again with a valid access token. | | `LRAPI00404` | A draft title number must be provided. | The path parameter __{titleNumber}__ cannot be empty. Try the request again with a non-empty value. | | `LRAPI01001` | The request failed to validate. | An invalid title number was provided. Check the value to ensure it does not violate the parameter constraints. | | `LRAPI90101` | No draft for title number '__{titleNumber}__' exists. | The given title number does not have a current draft associated with it. Check that the title number is correct. | ## Path parameters - `titleNumber` string, required ## Response `200` Summary information for the title. - TitleResponse — Represents a title for land or property. - `data_issues` DataIssue[] - `reference` string, uuid, required — The unique reference for the data issue. Quote this reference when seeking technical support from the Digital Register team. - `code` 'data_quality_language_code_invalid' | 'data_quality_class_of_title_invalid' | 'data_quality_tenure_invalid' | 'data_quality_no_entry_text' | 'data_quality_estate_interest_invalid' | 'data_quality_class_invalid_for_tenure' | 'data_quality_schedule_code_invalid' | 'data_quality_multiple_h_schedules' | 'data_quality_multiple_q_schedules' | 'data_quality_timeshare_lease_code_invalid' | 'data_quality_commonhold_type_invalid' | 'data_quality_continued_relationship_invalid' | 'data_quality_previous_relationship_invalid' | 'data_quality_previous_title_number_invalid' | 'data_quality_continued_title_number_invalid' | 'data_quality_proprietor_type_invalid' | 'data_quality_address_multiple_rdes' | 'data_quality_rdes_address_missing' | 'data_quality_schedule_address_blank' | 'data_quality_no_entry_role_code' | 'data_quality_price_paid_amount_missing' | 'data_quality_price_paid_date_missing' | 'data_quality_price_paid_lower_amount_missing' | 'data_quality_price_paid_upper_amount_missing' | 'data_quality_price_paid_additional_properties_missing' | 'data_quality_alias_name_missing' | 'data_quality_proprietor_address_missing' | 'data_quality_proprietor_address_description_missing' | 'data_quality_proprietor_surname_missing' | 'data_quality_proprietor_name_missing' | 'data_quality_price_paid_draft_entry_version_unknown' | 'data_quality_charge_date_missing' | 'data_quality_chargee_missing' | 'data_quality_chargee_surname_missing' | 'data_quality_chargee_name_missing' | 'data_quality_chargee_postal_address_missing' | 'data_quality_chargee_address_description_missing' | 'data_quality_multiple_charge_on_chargee_entry' | 'data_quality_invalid_value_for_covenantor' | 'data_quality_covenant_missing_source_type' | 'data_quality_incorrect_spelling_of_covenantor' | 'data_quality_validation_issue' | 'data_quality_incorrect_number_of_infills' | 'data_quality_charge_date_mismatch_on_obligation' | 'data_quality_obligation_exists_but_no_charge_exists' | 'data_quality_charge_date_missing_from_obligation' | 'data_quality_charge_date_missing_from_charge_restriction' | 'data_quality_charge_party_missing_from_charge_restriction' | 'data_quality_charge_missing_for_charge_restriction' | 'data_quality_charge_id_missing_for_charge_restriction' | 'data_quality_charge_date_missing_from_postponement' | 'data_quality_charge_date_mismatch_on_postponement' | 'data_quality_postponement_exists_but_no_charge_exists' | 'data_quality_postponement_charge_date_infill_number_mismatches_number_of_charges_on_postponement' | 'data_quality_multiple_price_paid_entries_exist_but_single_price_paid_expected' | 'data_quality_no_interests' | 'data_quality_entry_date_missing_from_restriction' | 'data_quality_beneficiary_missing_from_notice' | 'data_quality_beneficiary_missing_from_charge' | 'data_quality_charging_order_type_incorrect_on_equitable_charge' | 'data_quality_charging_order_type_missing_from_equitable_charge' | 'data_quality_source_parties_missing_from_charge' | 'data_quality_expiry_date_missing_from_charge' | 'data_quality_incorrect_spelling_of_other_than_a_charge' | 'data_quality_invalid_other_than_a_charge_when_not_disposition' | 'data_quality_invalid_other_than_a_charge' | 'data_quality_missing_charge_id' | 'data_quality_impacted_action_corrected' | 'data_quality_invalid_impacted_action' | 'data_quality_unilateral_notice_missing' | 'data_quality_beneficiary_missing_from_unilateral_notice' | 'data_quality_notice_date_missing_from_notice' | 'data_quality_charge_date_missing_from_notice' | 'data_quality_church_missing_from_notice' | 'data_quality_deed_parties_missing_from_notice' | 'data_quality_deed_type_missing_from_notice' | 'data_quality_deed_date_missing_from_notice' | 'data_quality_protected_interest_missing_from_notice' | 'data_quality_lease_term_missing_or_incomplete_from_notice', required — An issue code in the form data_quality_issue_type that identifies the cause of the issue. - `message` string, required — A human-readable message that provides a summary of the cause of the issue. - `property_name` string, required — The name of the property that this issue was raised for. The full path from the root of the response (`response.body`) is provided, with nodes separated by the '.' character. - `previous_title_number` string — Title number that was previously allocated to a property. - `title_number` string, required — The unique reference number that refers to this title. - `scheme_status` 'current scheme title' | 'pre-allocated scheme title, no applications pending' | 'title is not a scheme title' — Whether a title number is a scheme title or not and if so whether it is a current scheme title or a pre-allocated scheme title number with no applications pending. --- A property of this type may be any of the following values: - `current scheme title`: Current scheme title. - `pre-allocated scheme title, no applications pending`: Pre-allocated scheme title, no applications pending. - `title is not a scheme title`: Title is not a scheme title. - `continuation_title_number` string — Title number under which a closed title has been continued. - `application_timestamp` string, date-time — The date and time that the latest application to make a substantive change to the register for this title was submitted. **NB**: This timestamp is provided in UTC, which may mean that it differs by an hour from the value found in the Intelligent Register, as it is configured to use BST in the summer months. - `caution_against_first_registration` boolean, required — Boolean value stating whether this title is a caution against first registration. - `application_reference` string, required — The Application Barcode Reference (ABR) of the latest application to make a substantive change to the register for this title. - `timeshare_lease_issued` boolean — Indicates whether a timeshare discontinuous lease has been issued out of this title. - `prices_paid` PricePaid[], required — Describes the Price Paid or the Value Stated for a Property - `date` PricePaidDate, required — For price paid this is the date of the deed from which the price paid was taken. For value stated, this is the date of the application that gave rise to the entry on the register. A date will not be available on some lease entries. - `description` string, required — This will be the textual representation of the date as entered on the item. If a specific date is provided then it could either be in long date format eg: 1 March 2016 or in short date format eg: 01/03/2016. If there is no specific date then this can be a description from the item such as "on the date the lease was granted". If a date is expected but is missing then a data quality issue of data_quality_price_paid_date_missing is issued and date is set to null. - `value` string, date — The structured date if applicable. - `sequence` integer — Number which identifies the position of one price paid item within the list. Most titles only have a single price paid item, which is the most recent amount for the property. Only titles containing multiple registered leases (with individual extents that have separate premiums) will contain a list and this is used to sequence that list. In this case, the extent for each item will be described in the additional_properties field e.g. "flat 6" and "garage 12". - `amount` union - object - `amount_type` 'single amount', required — Coarse classification of an amount. Used to easily distinguish between a single amount or a range of amounts - `description` string — The price paid or value stated amount including currency. This amount can also include information regarding inclusion or exclusion of a VAT element. It will also include entries such as "under £100,000", "over £1,000,000" and "between 'amount1' and 'amount2'" where these are held as single descriptions. If an expected amount is missing then a data quality issue of data_quality_price_paid_amount_missing is issued and amount is set to null. - object - `amount_type` 'amount range', required — Coarse classification of an amount. Used to easily distinguish between a single amount or a range of amounts - `lower_description` string — The lower amount stated when a range of amounts has been entered. If the amount stated was "Under £100,000" this will appear as the upper amount and lower amount is set to null. If the lower amount expected is missing then a data quality issue of data_quality_price_paid_amount_missing is issued and amount is set to null, neither upper or lower amounts will be available if a data quality issue is raised. - `upper_description` string — The upper amount stated when a range of amounts has been entered. If the amount stated was "Over £100,000,000" then this will appear as the lower amount and upper value is set to null. If the upper amount expected is missing then a data quality issue of data_quality_price_paid_amount_missing is issued and amount is set to null, neither upper or lower amounts will be available if a data quality issue is raised. - `price_paid_type` 'price' | 'value stated', required — Describes the type of price paid entry held on the Register, either price or value stated - `legacy_entry_id` string - `additional_properties` string — The additional information held on the price paid item. This can be up to five title numbers associated with the requested title number or it can be a property or extent description. If the title has a price paid item and should have additional_properties information but it is missing then a data quality issue of data_quality_price_paid_additional_properties_missing is issued and additional_properties is set to null. In most cases this field will be null since there are only a relatively small number of titles with additional_properties associated with their price paid information. - `proprietors` union[], required — The list of proprietors relating to this title. - union - object — The legal owner of the land or charge. - `aliases` PrivateIndividualAlias[] — The list of aliases relating to this private individual. - `sequence` integer — The position of the alias within the list. Proprietor and alias lists are sequenced separately. - `decor` string — Text which contains the details of any decoration and/or title held by a private individual. e.g. 'OBE','GC', 'KCMG'. For those private individuals holding titles such as 'Duke of ...', 'Lord' etc., the particulars of such titles will be held in this field. - `surname` string - `name` string — Full name of the individual. - `legacy_name_id` string, required — The legacy identifier for the alias. - `title` string - `forenames` string - `proprietor_type` 'private individual', required — Classification of a proprietor to distinguish between a private individual and an organisation. - `sequence` integer — The position of the proprietor within the list. - `addresses` ProprietorAddress[] — The list of addresses relating to this proprietor. These addresses are used for serving notices, notifications or other communications by HM Land Registry staff. - `building_name` string — Name of residential or commercial premise. The building name is a description applied to a single building or a small group of buildings, such as Highfield House. This also includes those building numbers that contain non-numeric characters, such as 44A. Some descriptive names, when included with the rest of the address, are sufficient to identify the property uniquely and unambiguously, for example, MAGISTRATES COURT. Sometimes the building name will be a blend of distinctive and descriptive naming, for example, RAILWAY TAVERN (PUBLIC HOUSE) or THE COURT ROYAL (HOTEL). The building number will be shown in this field when it contains a range, decimal or non-numeric character (see Building Number field). Condition: Building Name must be present if Organisation Name, Building Number and PO Box Number are not present `Legacy DB Mapping (table / column): T_ADDR_INFO_WORK / HOUSE_DESC` - `double_dependent_locality` string — This is used to distinguish between similar thoroughfares or the same thoroughfare within a dependent locality. For example, Millbrook Industrial Estate and Cranford Estate in this situation: BRUNEL WAY, MILLBROOK INDUSTRIAL ESTATE, MILLBROOK, SOUTHAMPTON and BRUNEL WAY, CRANFORD ESTATE, MILLBROOK, SOUTHAMPTON. Condition: If a Double Dependent Locality is present, a Dependent Locality must also be present. `Legacy DB Mapping (table / column): T_ADDR_INFO_WORK / LOCAL_NAME_2` - `postcode` string — A postcode is an abbreviated form of address made up of combinations of between five and seven alphanumeric characters. These are used by Royal Mail to help with the automated sorting of mail. A postcode may cover between 1 and 100 addresses. There are two main components of a postcode, for example, NW6 4DP: * The outward code (or ‘outcode’). The first two–four characters of the postcode constituting the postcode area and the postcode district, for example, NW6. It is the part of the postcode that enables mail to be sent from the accepting office to the correct area for delivery. * The inward code (or ‘incode’). The last three characters of the postcode constituting the postcode sector and the postcode unit, example, 4DP. It is used to sort mail at the local delivery office. `Legacy DB Mapping (table / column): T_ADDR_INFO_WORK / POSTCODE` - `description` string — Full description of the property with its constituent parts combined. - `sub_building_name` string — The Sub Building Name and/or number are identifiers for subdivisions of properties. Condition: If a Sub Building Name is present a Building Name or Building Number must also be present. `Legacy DB Mapping (table / column): T_ADDR_INFO_WORK / SUB_BLD_DESC` - `care_of_name` string — Name of person, persons or organisation. Used in connection with an address which is 'care of', 'poste restante' or 'accommodation address'. This field is only populated if care_of_indicator is true. - `type` 'uk' | 'bfpo' | 'foreign' | 'dx' | 'electronic' | 'unknown' — The Primary address must be UK, British Forces Post Office or Foreign. The other address types are Document Exchange, electronic or simply unknown. - `thoroughfare` string — A thoroughfare is fundamentally a road, track or named access route on which there are Royal Mail delivery points, for example, HIGH STREET. Condition: Thoroughfare must be present if dependent thoroughfare is present. `Legacy DB Mapping (table / column): T_ADDR_INFO_WORK / STREET_NAME` - `sequence` integer — The position of the address within the context of a single proprietor. - `dependent_locality` string — Dependent locality areas define an area within a post town. These are only necessary for postal purposes and are used to aid differentiation where there are thoroughfares of the same name in the same locality. For example, HIGH STREET in SHIRLEY and SWAYTHLING in this situation: HIGH STREET, SHIRLEY, SOUTHAMPTON and HIGH STREET, SWAYTHLING, SOUTHAMPTON. `Legacy DB Mapping (table / column): T_ADDR_INFO_WORK / LOCAL_NAME` - `post_town` string — The town or city in which the Royal Mail sorting office is located which services this record. There may be more than one, possibly several, sorting offices in a town or city. `Legacy DB Mapping (table / column): T_ADDR_INFO_WORK / TOWN_NAME` - `care_of_indicator` boolean — Indicates whether or not an address is a 'care of', 'poste restante' or 'accommodation address'. The address doesn't have to have a care_of_name if this is true. If the care_of_indicator is false, then care_of_name will not be set. - `dependent_thoroughfare` string — In certain places, for example, town centres, there are named thoroughfares within other named thoroughfares, for example, parades of shops on a high street where different parades have their own identity. For example, KINGS PARADE, HIGH STREET and QUEENS PARADE, HIGH STREET. `Legacy DB Mapping (table / column): T_ADDR_INFO_WORK / STREET_NAME_2` - `legacy_addr_id` string — The legacy identifier for the address. - `building_number` integer — The building number is a number given to a single building or a small group of buildings, thus identifying it from its neighbours, for example, 44. Building numbers that contain a range, decimals or non-numeric characters do not appear in this field but will be found in the Building Name or the Sub Building Name fields Condition: Building Number must be present if Organisation Name, Building Name and PO Box Number are not present. `Legacy DB Mapping (table / column): T_ADDR_INFO_WORK / HOUSE_NO` - `legacy_name_id` string — The legacy identifier for the proprietor name. - `decor` string — Text which contains the details of any decoration and/or title held by a private individual. e.g. 'OBE','GC', 'KCMG'. For those private individuals holding titles such as 'Duke of ...', 'Lord' etc., the particulars of such titles will be held in this field. - `surname` string - `name` string, required — Full name of the individual. - `title` string - `forenames` string - object — Proprietor details for an organisation. - `sequence` integer, required — The position of the proprietor within the list. - `addresses` ProprietorAddress[] — The list of addresses relating to this proprietor. These addresses are used for serving notices, notifications or other communications by HM Land Registry staff. - `building_name` string — Name of residential or commercial premise. The building name is a description applied to a single building or a small group of buildings, such as Highfield House. This also includes those building numbers that contain non-numeric characters, such as 44A. Some descriptive names, when included with the rest of the address, are sufficient to identify the property uniquely and unambiguously, for example, MAGISTRATES COURT. Sometimes the building name will be a blend of distinctive and descriptive naming, for example, RAILWAY TAVERN (PUBLIC HOUSE) or THE COURT ROYAL (HOTEL). The building number will be shown in this field when it contains a range, decimal or non-numeric character (see Building Number field). Condition: Building Name must be present if Organisation Name, Building Number and PO Box Number are not present `Legacy DB Mapping (table / column): T_ADDR_INFO_WORK / HOUSE_DESC` - `double_dependent_locality` string — This is used to distinguish between similar thoroughfares or the same thoroughfare within a dependent locality. For example, Millbrook Industrial Estate and Cranford Estate in this situation: BRUNEL WAY, MILLBROOK INDUSTRIAL ESTATE, MILLBROOK, SOUTHAMPTON and BRUNEL WAY, CRANFORD ESTATE, MILLBROOK, SOUTHAMPTON. Condition: If a Double Dependent Locality is present, a Dependent Locality must also be present. `Legacy DB Mapping (table / column): T_ADDR_INFO_WORK / LOCAL_NAME_2` - `postcode` string — A postcode is an abbreviated form of address made up of combinations of between five and seven alphanumeric characters. These are used by Royal Mail to help with the automated sorting of mail. A postcode may cover between 1 and 100 addresses. There are two main components of a postcode, for example, NW6 4DP: * The outward code (or ‘outcode’). The first two–four characters of the postcode constituting the postcode area and the postcode district, for example, NW6. It is the part of the postcode that enables mail to be sent from the accepting office to the correct area for delivery. * The inward code (or ‘incode’). The last three characters of the postcode constituting the postcode sector and the postcode unit, example, 4DP. It is used to sort mail at the local delivery office. `Legacy DB Mapping (table / column): T_ADDR_INFO_WORK / POSTCODE` - `description` string — Full description of the property with its constituent parts combined. - `sub_building_name` string — The Sub Building Name and/or number are identifiers for subdivisions of properties. Condition: If a Sub Building Name is present a Building Name or Building Number must also be present. `Legacy DB Mapping (table / column): T_ADDR_INFO_WORK / SUB_BLD_DESC` - `care_of_name` string — Name of person, persons or organisation. Used in connection with an address which is 'care of', 'poste restante' or 'accommodation address'. This field is only populated if care_of_indicator is true. - `type` 'uk' | 'bfpo' | 'foreign' | 'dx' | 'electronic' | 'unknown' — The Primary address must be UK, British Forces Post Office or Foreign. The other address types are Document Exchange, electronic or simply unknown. - `thoroughfare` string — A thoroughfare is fundamentally a road, track or named access route on which there are Royal Mail delivery points, for example, HIGH STREET. Condition: Thoroughfare must be present if dependent thoroughfare is present. `Legacy DB Mapping (table / column): T_ADDR_INFO_WORK / STREET_NAME` - `sequence` integer — The position of the address within the context of a single proprietor. - `dependent_locality` string — Dependent locality areas define an area within a post town. These are only necessary for postal purposes and are used to aid differentiation where there are thoroughfares of the same name in the same locality. For example, HIGH STREET in SHIRLEY and SWAYTHLING in this situation: HIGH STREET, SHIRLEY, SOUTHAMPTON and HIGH STREET, SWAYTHLING, SOUTHAMPTON. `Legacy DB Mapping (table / column): T_ADDR_INFO_WORK / LOCAL_NAME` - `post_town` string — The town or city in which the Royal Mail sorting office is located which services this record. There may be more than one, possibly several, sorting offices in a town or city. `Legacy DB Mapping (table / column): T_ADDR_INFO_WORK / TOWN_NAME` - `care_of_indicator` boolean — Indicates whether or not an address is a 'care of', 'poste restante' or 'accommodation address'. The address doesn't have to have a care_of_name if this is true. If the care_of_indicator is false, then care_of_name will not be set. - `dependent_thoroughfare` string — In certain places, for example, town centres, there are named thoroughfares within other named thoroughfares, for example, parades of shops on a high street where different parades have their own identity. For example, KINGS PARADE, HIGH STREET and QUEENS PARADE, HIGH STREET. `Legacy DB Mapping (table / column): T_ADDR_INFO_WORK / STREET_NAME_2` - `legacy_addr_id` string — The legacy identifier for the address. - `building_number` integer — The building number is a number given to a single building or a small group of buildings, thus identifying it from its neighbours, for example, 44. Building numbers that contain a range, decimals or non-numeric characters do not appear in this field but will be found in the Building Name or the Sub Building Name fields Condition: Building Number must be present if Organisation Name, Building Name and PO Box Number are not present. `Legacy DB Mapping (table / column): T_ADDR_INFO_WORK / HOUSE_NO` - `legacy_name_id` string, required — The legacy identifier for the proprietor name. - `organisation_type` 'private individual' | 'limited company or public limited company' | 'county council' | 'local authority' | 'corporate body' | 'industrial and provident society (company)' | 'industrial and provident society (corporate body)' | 'unknown (used for customer names only)' | 'unlimited company' | 'limited liability partnership' | 'housing association/society (company)' | 'housing association/society (corporate body)' | 'official custodian for charities' | 'official custodian for charities (on behalf of trustees)' | 'co-operative society (company)' | 'co-operative society (corporate body)' | 'community benefit society (company)' | 'community benefit society (corporate body)' | 'registered society (company)' | 'registered society (corporate body)' | 'housing association co-operative society (company)' | 'housing association co-operative society (corporate body)' | 'housing association community benefit society (company)' | 'housing association community benefit society (corporate body)' | 'housing association registered society (company)' | 'housing association registered society (corporate body)' | 'unknown (proprietor has no IOPN delimiters)', required — Fine-grained classification of an organisation. - `name` string, required — Name of a company, corporate body, local authority or, other organisation or establishment other than that of a private individual. - `company_registration_number` string — Number which is a unique identifier assigned to a company when it is registered at Companies' House. Although the name of the company may change, the company registration number will remain the same. - `location` 'england or wales' | 'scotland' | 'northern ireland' | 'overseas', required — The geographical location of the organisation. A value of 'overseas' includes the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands. - `proprietor_type` 'organisation', required — Classification of a proprietor to distinguish between a private individual and an organisation. - `district_name` string — The Name of an administrative district created since local government reorganisation 1974. Administrative district also covers the London boroughs, unitary authorities and for (HMLR’s purposes) the Isles of Scilly parishes which encompasses the extent of the title. A Title extent can occur over multiple districts but currently only the main primary district is being surfaced. Multiple districts will be available in later releases of data. - `entries` RegisterEntry[], required — The list of current entries on the register for this title. - `entry_text` string — Full entry text as shown on the register. - `language_code` 'eng' | 'cym' — A three-character code representing a language according to the [ISO 639-3 standard](https://iso639-3.sil.org/code_tables/639/data). - `schedule` ScheduleInfo — Encapsulates information about a schedule entry. - `sequence` integer, required — The position of the entry within its schedule. - `code` 'D' | 'F' | 'H' | 'L' | 'M' | 'P' | 'Q' | 'R' | 'S' | 'T' | 'W' | 'X' | 'Y' | 'Z', required — A single-character code that identifies the schedule. A schedule is an entry in the register that conforms to a particular structure. The schedule code may be any of the following values: - `D`: the entry is part of the schedule of deeds imposing restrictive covenants - `F`: the entry is part of the schedule of leases of easements - `H`: the entry is part of the schedule of a single registered lease - `L`: the entry is part of the schedule of notices of lease - `M`: the entry is part of the schedule of registered leases - `P`: the entry is part of the schedule of properties - `Q`: the entry is part of the schedule of a single registered lease, charged by a registered rentcharge - `R`: the entry is part of the schedule of registered rentcharges - `S`: the entry is part of the schedule of restrictive covenants - `T`: the entry is part of the schedule of apportioned rent - `W`: the entry is part of the schedule of rentcharges - `X`: the entry is part of the schedule of personal covenants - `Y`: the entry is part of the schedule of apportionments and exonerating rentcharges - `Z`: the entry is part of the schedule of rentcharges created on transfer of part - `header` object — The official header text of this schedule. Note that H and Q schedules do not have header text; in this case, the header will have a value of `null`. - `legacy_entry_id` string, required — The unique identifier for this entry as used by the legacy database. - `draft_entry_code` string — Identifies the *computerised register entry* (CRE) or *computerised search entry* (CSE) that this entry has used as an entry template. - `sub_register_sequence` integer — The position of the entry within its sub register (or schedule, if specified). - `role_code` string — A four-character code that identifies the role that an entry fulfills within the register. - `draft_entry_version` integer — The version number of the entry template used to create this entry. - `entry_sequence` integer — The position of the entry within the entire register. - `entry_date` string, date — The date on which the entry was added to the register. - `sub_register_code` 'A' | 'B' | 'C' — A single-character code that identifies in which part of the register an entry resides. The subregister code may be any of the following values: - `A`: the entry is part of the property register - `B`: the entry is part of the proprietorship register - `C`: the entry is part of the charges register - `pre_act_caution` boolean — Boolean value stating whether a caution against first registration was lodged prior to the LR Act 2002. This is only applicable for titles identified as cautions against first registration - caution_against_first_registration is true. - `edition_date` string, date — The date on which the current version of the register was published. - `estate_interest` 'estate in land' | 'affecting franchise' | 'relating franchise' | 'manor' | 'profit à prendre in gross' | 'rentcharge' | 'perpetual rentcharge' | 'terminable rentcharge' — Describes the type of *legal interest* (the collection of rights) of an *estate* (the land to which these rights apply). --- A property of this type may be any of the following values: - `estate in land`: An *estate in land* refers to ownership or possessory rights to land or property. A freehold title or a leasehold title would be an example of an estate in land. - `affecting franchise`: A *franchise* is a right granted by the Crown through a charter or letters patent, such as the right to host a market or a fair. A title to franchise does not grant any ownership to the land in question; it is distinct from freehold or leasehold titles. A franchise is an *affecting franchise* if it is registered to a defined extent of land and is capable of affecting the title to an estate. Otherwise, the franchise is a *relating franchise*. - `relating franchise`: A *franchise* is a right granted by the Crown through a charter or letters patent, such as the right to host a market or a fair. A title to franchise does not grant any ownership to the land in question; it is distinct from freehold or leasehold titles. A franchise is an *affecting franchise* if it is registered to a defined extent of land and is capable of affecting the title to an estate. Otherwise, the franchise is a *relating franchise*. - `manor`: A *manor* was, historically, central to feudalism - either the Crown or a superior lord would grant ownership and other rights in exchange for their allegiance and service. From a modern perspective, there are three main elements: - The *lordship*, the owner of which is entitled to refer to themself as the lord of that manor - The *manorial*, which refers to the land and the manor house upon it - The *seignory*, which refers to additional rights on the land which have been reserved by the lord, such as hunting or fishing rights - `profit à prendre in gross`: A *profit à prendre in gross* is the right to take a natural resource from another person's land. The owner of the profit may exercise that right irrespective of the ownership of the land in question. The profit also effectively grants an easement on the land due to the necessity of physically accessing the resource in order to take it. - `rentcharge`: A *rentcharge* is a regular payment made between the owner of a freehold title and another person who otherwise has no additional interest in the land. This distinguishes a rentcharge from ground rent (which is only applicable to leasehold titles) or from a charge (which is the use of a title as collateral in order to protect a lender in the event that a borrower defaults on their repayments). A rentcharge is *terminable* if it is only applicable for a fixed term; otherwise, it is *perpetual*. - `perpetual rentcharge`: A *rentcharge* is a regular payment made between the owner of a freehold title and another person who otherwise has no additional interest in the land. This distinguishes a rentcharge from ground rent (which is only applicable to leasehold titles) or from a charge (which is the use of a title as collateral in order to protect a lender in the event that a borrower defaults on their repayments). A rentcharge is *terminable* if it is only applicable for a fixed term; otherwise, it is *perpetual*. - `terminable rentcharge`: A *rentcharge* is a regular payment made between the owner of a freehold title and another person who otherwise has no additional interest in the land. This distinguishes a rentcharge from ground rent (which is only applicable to leasehold titles) or from a charge (which is the use of a title as collateral in order to protect a lender in the event that a borrower defaults on their repayments). A rentcharge is *terminable* if it is only applicable for a fixed term; otherwise, it is *perpetual*. - `properties` Property[], required — The list of properties relating to this title. - `sequence` integer, required — The position of the property within the list. - `address` Address, required — Contains information related to an address. - `legacy_addr_id` string, required — The legacy identifier for the address. - `description` string, required — Full description of the address. - `class_of_title` 'absolute' | 'good' | 'qualified' | 'possessory' — The *class of title* is a measure of confidence that HM Land Registry has in guaranteeing the proprietor(s) of the title against a legal challenge to that title. --- A property of this type may be any of the following values: - `absolute`: A *title absolute* is conferred to the proprietor(s) if it is determined that the claim to proprietorship is indisputable. When a title is first registered, it is required to provide a complete history of ownership for the 15 years prior to registration. In the case of a leasehold title, it is also required to prove that the landlord has the rights to grant a lease - either through demonstrating 15 years of ownership history, or through an official copy of the register if the freehold is already registered. Most titles are considered to be titles absolute. - `good`: A *good leasehold* title is conferred to the proprietor(s) if the claim to the leasehold title is satisfactory, but the landlord's claim to the freehold title cannot be verified. In such a situation, it is unknown whether the claimed landlord has the power to grant such a lease, or whether any covenants or restrictions affect the property. - `qualified`: A *qualified title* is conferred to the proprietor(s) if the claim to proprietorship is incomplete. Such a class of title would be granted if, when first registered, did not fully account for the 15 years prior to registration. A qualified title is susceptible to being challenged by a person with a stronger claim to the title. - `possessory`: A *possessory title* is conferred to the proprietor(s) when proprietorship is claimed by right of adverse possession or when no documentation can be provided asserting the title. - `tenure` 'freehold' | 'leasehold' — The tenure of a title determines the rights of that title's proprietor(s). Currently, the law in England and Wales permits two kinds of interest: *freehold* and *leasehold*. --- A property of this type may be any of the following values: - `freehold`: Indicates that this is a freehold title; i.e. that full, perpetual, ownership rights of the specified property and land are granted to the proprietor(s). - `leasehold`: Indicates that this is a leasehold title; i.e. that possessory rights of the property (but not the land) have been granted to the proprietor(s) for the duration of the lease agreement with the freeholder(s). - `commonhold_type` 'part' | 'unit' — A lookup value which indicates whether the current status of a Title which is registered as commonhold is that of a ‘common parts title’ or ‘common unit title’. - `developer_status` 'currently a developing title' | 'previously a developing title' | 'title is not a developing title' — Any title which is part of a developing estate is identified as such as early as possible by the use of the developer status and this ensures that all titles within a plot can be managed in the same way providing an efficient process and improved customer experience. The developer status can be added and removed without an application being raised. When developer status is added the status is 'currently a developing title' and on removal of developer status it changes to 'previously a developing title'. If the title is not part of a developing estate then the status will be set to 'title is not a developing title'. A title that is a developing title can also have a title status of 'pending new title'. --- A property of this type may be any of the following values: - `currently a developing title`: Currently a developing title - `previously a developing title`: Previously a developing title - `title is not a developing title`: Title is not a developing title - `status` TitleStatusInfo, required — Encapsulates information related to the status of the title. - `date` string, date — The date that the status of the title was changed. The date will only be populated for 'closed' titles. - `value` 'open' | 'closed' | 'pending new title', required — The status of a title represents whether it is a pending new title (no register exists), open (register exists) or closed. An open title is one which is still in effect, whereas a closed title is no longer legally binding. A title in 'pending new title' status will not contain any entries within the API response because entries are only added to the current version of the title when its first order is completed. A title with 'pending new title' status is a new title that has either been created from an old (existing) title or a first registration where the order to create the register has not yet been completed. A 'pending new title' can be part of a developing title, which is indicated by the developer_status property. --- A property of this type may be any of the following values: - `open`: Open - `closed`: Closed - `pending new title`: Pending new title - `interests` Interests — The list of interests on the title - `notices` Notice[] — The list of enhanced notices for the title - `protected_interests` string[] — Text which describes the protected interest of a legal interest. - `additional_considerations` string[] — When information is provided or is missing which prevents the automation of the application/order because either referral to Practice Guidance or some other manual intervention is required, then a note will be added explaining the need for additional consideration. It may contain text to explain why a notice cannot be fully structured and therefore may not be suitable for automatic processing. - `notes` string[] — The list of notes associated with the notice. - `sources` Source[] — The documents, deeds or other means by which the interest has been created. - `date` string, date — The date of the document, deed or other means in which the interest was contained. - `parties` Party[] — The parties to the document, deed or other means by which the interest has been created. - `names` string[] — The full name of a private individual or organisation within a party. - `role` string — The relationship of the party to the source. - `type` string — The type of document, deed or other means by which the interest has been created. - `expiry_condition` string — Text which describes the expiry condition for the legal interest. - `subject` string — Text which describes the subject or prime consideration of a legal interest. - `parish_church` string — The name of a parish church affected by a unilateral notice in respect of the repair of a church chancel. This will only be populated where the protected interest is ‘the liability to repair the chancel of’. - `notice_type` 'agreed notice' | 'crown rent notice' | 'death duty notice' | 'home rights notice' | 'section 49 notice' | 'unilateral notice' | 'unknown' — Classification of a notice. - `legacy_entry_ids` string[], required — The unique identifier for this entry as used by the legacy database. The `entry_date` associated with a `legacy_entry_id` is stored in the corrosponding index posistion within the `entry_dates` array. For example, the first `legacy_entry_id` relates to the first entry_date. - `notice_date` string — The date of the unilateral notice. - `lease_term` string — The period of time during which a tenant holds an interest in land. - `served_by` string — The name of the person or organisation that has served the unilateral notice on the registered proprietor on behalf of the beneficiary. - `entry_dates` string[] — The date(s) on which the entries were added to the register. The `legacy_entry_id` associated with an `entry_date` is stored in the corrosponding index posistion within the `legacy_entry_ids` array. For example, the first `entry_date` relates to the first `legacy_entry_id`. - `beneficiaries` string[] — The names of the private individuals and/or organisations who will benefit from the legal interest. - `statute` string — A law enacted by the legislative branch of a government. - `object` string — Text which describes the object or defined extent of a legal interest. For home rights there might be a note giving extent limitations i.e. stating that home rights only applies to part of the estate. When this note is available 'object' will be set to null, otherwise it will always be set to “whole”. - `covenants` InterestsCovenants — A Covenant is a promise made by one party (the covenantor) for the benefit of another party (the covenantee) which is contained in a deed. There are many different types of Covenant, currently the personal positive, personal indemnity and implied covenants are included. - `implied_covenants` ImpliedCovenant[] — The list of implied covenants for the title. - `notes` string[] — The list of notes associated with the implied covenant. - `legacy_entry_id` string, required — The unique identifier for this entry as used by the legacy database. - `covenant_type` string — The high level interest type describing the covenant. - `subject` string, required — Text which describes the subject or prime consideration of a legal interest. - `statute` string — A law enacted by the legislative branch of a government. - `entry_date` string, date — The date on which the entry was added to the register. - `object` string — Text which describes the object or defined extent of a legal interest. - `personal_covenants` PersonalCovenant[] — The list of personal covenants for the title. The personal covenants include indemnity and positive covenants. - `notes` string[] — The list of notes associated with the personal covenant. - `sources` Source[] — List of documents, deeds or other means by which the covenant has been created. - `date` string, date — The date of the document, deed or other means in which the interest was contained. - `parties` Party[] — The parties to the document, deed or other means by which the interest has been created. - `names` string[] — The full name of a private individual or organisation within a party. - `role` string — The relationship of the party to the source. - `type` string — The type of document, deed or other means by which the interest has been created. - `legacy_entry_id` string, required — The unique identifier for this entry as used by the legacy database. - `covenantor` 'purchaser' | 'vendor' — The party who gives a covenant and so carries the burden of it. - `covenant_type` 'positive covenant' | 'indemnity covenant' — Text which describes the type of interest, either positive covenant or indemnity covenant. - `subject` string, required — Text which describes the subject or prime consideration of a legal interest. - `entry_date` string, date — The date on which the entry was added to the register. - `object` string — Text which describes the object or defined extent of a legal interest. - `charges` union[] — The list of charges for the title. The charges are listed in the order they appear in the register and the priority will need to be determined by inspecting the charges themselves. - union - object — A registered charge (often referred to merely as a "charge") is a form of protection which occurs when a legal mortgage of registered land is registered making the mortgage fully effective at law and allowing a lender to realise their security. A registered discount charge is also a legal charge. - `additional_considerations` string[] — When information is provided or is missing which prevents the automation of the application/order because either referral to Practice Guidance or some other manual intervention is required, then a note will be added explaining the need for additional consideration. It may contain text to explain why a notice cannot be fully structured and therefore may not be suitable for automatic processing. - `charge_type` 'unknown' | 'registered charge' | 'equitable charge', required — Classification of a Charge. - `notes` string[] — The list of notes associated with the charge. - `sources` Source[] — The list of sources associated with the charge. - `date` string, date — The date of the document, deed or other means in which the interest was contained. - `parties` Party[] — The parties to the document, deed or other means by which the interest has been created. - … - `type` string — The type of document, deed or other means by which the interest has been created. - `legacy_postponement_entry_ids` string[] — The legacy identifier/s for the postponement entry/ies affecting this charge. The presence of an identifier within this list is an indication that a Postponement exists affecting the priority of this charge. This list will be empty if there are no postponements on this charge. - `subject` string — Text which describes the subject or prime consideration of a legal interest. - `legacy_charge_id` string — The legacy identifier for the charge. - `charge_date` string, date — The date on which the charge takes effect. A charge date will not be available on all charge entries, such as Legal Aid Charges and some Miscellaneous Charge Entries. - `statute` string — A law enacted by the legislative branch of a government. - `object` string — Text which describes the object or defined extent of a legal interest. - `discount_charge` boolean — Boolean value which indicates whether or not a charge is a discount charge. - `legacy_charge_entry_id` string — The legacy identifier for the charge entry. - `entry_date` string, date — The date on which the entry was added to the register. - `chargees` union[] — The ordered list of proprietors relating to the charge. A chargee is a proprietor who lends money under a charge or mortgage. These chargees don't necessarily exist in the list of proprietors against the title. - union - … - `legacy_chargee_entry_id` string — The legacy identifier for the chargee entry. - `legacy_charge_restriction_entry_ids` string[] — The legacy identifier/s for the charge restriction entry / entries linked to this charge. This list will be null if there are no charge restrictions linked to the charge. - `legacy_obligation_entry_ids` string[] — The legacy identifier/s for the obligation entry/ies affecting this charge. The presence of an identifier within this list is an indication that an Obligation exists affecting the charge. This list will be empty if there are no obligations on this charge. - `expiry_date` string, date — The date on which the legal interest is due to expire. - object — Equitable charge is a form of security over land that does not convey or assign any legal title in the property An equitable charge does not provide the same legal protections to the lender as a registered charge. - `additional_considerations` string[] — When information is provided or is missing which prevents the automation of the application/order because either referral to Practice Guidance or some other manual intervention is required, then a note will be added explaining the need for additional consideration. It may contain text to explain why a notice cannot be fully structured and therefore may not be suitable for automatic processing. - `charge_type` 'unknown' | 'registered charge' | 'equitable charge', required — Classification of a Charge. - `notes` string[] — The list of notes associated with the charge. - `sources` Source[] — The list of sources associated with the charge. - `date` string, date — The date of the document, deed or other means in which the interest was contained. - `parties` Party[] — The parties to the document, deed or other means by which the interest has been created. - … - `type` string — The type of document, deed or other means by which the interest has been created. - `legacy_postponement_entry_ids` string[] — The legacy identifier/s for the postponement entry/ies affecting this charge. The presence of an identifier within this list is an indication that a Postponement exists affecting the priority of this charge. This list will be empty if there are no postponements on this charge. - `subject` string — Text which describes the subject or prime consideration of a legal interest. - `legacy_charge_id` string — The legacy identifier for the charge. - `charge_date` string, date — The date on which the charge takes effect. A charge date will not be available on all charge entries, such as Legal Aid Charges and some Miscellaneous Charge Entries. - `statute` string — A law enacted by the legislative branch of a government. - `object` string — Text which describes the object or defined extent of a legal interest. - `discount_charge` boolean — Boolean value which indicates whether or not a charge is a discount charge. - `legacy_charge_entry_id` string — The legacy identifier for the charge entry. - `entry_date` string, date — The date on which the entry was added to the register. - `beneficiaries` string[] — The names of the people and/or organisations who will benefit from the legal interest. - `restrictions` Restriction[] — List of restrictions against the title - `restriction_type` string — Text which describes the title or rights over the land. - `additional_considerations` string[] — When information is provided or is missing which prevents the automation of the application/order because either referral to Practice Guidance or some other manual intervention is required, then a note will be added explaining the need for additional consideration. It may contain text to explain why a notice cannot be fully structured and therefore may not be suitable for automatic processing. - `notes` string[] — The list of notes associated with the restriction. - `restricted_parties` string[] — The parties that are restricted by the entry. - `legacy_entry_id` string, required — The unique identifier for this entry as used by the legacy database. - `expiry_condition` string — Text which describes the expiry condition for the legal interest. - `subject` string — Text which describes the subject or prime consideration of a legal interest. - `expiry_date` string, date — The date on which the legal interest is due to expire. - `impacted_action_condition` string — A condition imposed on the action or actions before disposal is permitted. - `legacy_charge_id` string — The legacy identifier for the charge which the restriction applies to. If the restriction is not a charge restriction then this field will be null. - `entry_date` string — The date on which the restriction was added to the register. - `compliances` Compliance[] — The list of compliances for the interest. - `authority_title_number` string — The unique reference number that refers to the title to which the compliance authority is a proprietor. - `form_of_compliance` string — The form of compliance - `alternative_authorities` Authority[], required — Alternative authorities of the legal interest - `authority` string — Name of the compliance authority - `description` string — Description of the compliance authority - `authority` string — Name of the compliance authority - `additional_authorities` Authority[], required — Additional authorities of the legal interest - `authority` string — Name of the compliance authority - `description` string — Description of the compliance authority - `description` string — Description of the compliance authority - `compliance_type` string — Specifies whether the compliance is additional or alternative - `impacted_action_condition_date` string — The date a condition imposed on the action or actions before disposal is permitted. - `restriction_form` 'A' | 'AA' | 'B' | 'BB' | 'C' | 'CC' | 'D' | 'DD' | 'E' | 'EE' | 'F' | 'FF' | 'G' | 'GG' | 'H' | 'HH' | 'I' | 'II' | 'J' | 'JJ' | 'K' | 'KK' | 'L' | 'LL' | 'M' | 'MM' | 'N' | 'NN' | 'O' | 'OO' | 'P' | 'PP' | 'Q' | 'QQ' | 'R' | 'RR' | 'S' | 'SS' | 'T' | 'U' | 'V' | 'W' | 'X' | 'Y' | 'NO FORM' — Code that identifies a particular type of 'standard restriction’ a restriction covering a specified type of interest. - `housing_association_impact` string — Text which describes whether a restriction burdens or is imposed by a Housing Association. - `exemptions` Exemption[] — The list of circumstances in which the conditions of an interest do not apply. - `context` string — The context in which the exemption applies - `exemption` string — Text which describes the circumstances in which the interest does not apply - `restricted_charge_date` string — The date of the charge which the restriction applies to. If the restriction is not a charge restriction then this field will be null. - `restriction_form_description` 'Restriction on dispositions by sole proprietor' | 'Freezing order on the registered estate' | 'Dispositions by trustees of the legal estate – certificates required' | 'Freezing order on charge' | 'Dispositions by personal representatives – certificate required' | 'Application for freezing order on the registered estate' | 'Parsonage, diocesan glebe, church or churchyard land' | 'Application for freezing order on charge' | 'Non-exempt charity – certificate required' | 'Restraint order or interim receiving order on the registered estate' | 'Land vested in official custodian on trust for non-exempt charity – authority required' | 'Restraint order or interim receiving order on charge' | 'Tenant for life as registered proprietor of settled land, where there are trustees of the settlement' | 'Application for restraint order or interim receiving order on the registered estate' | 'Statutory owners as trustees of the settlement and registered proprietors of settled land' | 'Application for restraint order or interim receiving order on charge' | 'Tenant for life as registered proprietor of settled land – no trustees of the settlement' | 'Beneficial interest that is a right or claim in relation to a registered estate' | 'Trustee in bankruptcy and beneficial interest – certificate required' | 'Statutory charge of beneficial interest in favour of the Lord Chancellor' | 'Charging order affecting beneficial interest – certificate required' | 'Lease of property in Wales by registered social landlord' | 'Disposition by registered proprietor of a registered estate or proprietor of charge – certificate required' | 'Restriction as to evidence of execution' | 'Disposition by registered proprietor of registered estate or proprietor of charge – certificate of registered proprietor of specified title number required' | 'Interest in beneficial joint tenancy subject to charge under section 22(1) of the Health and Social Services and Social Security Adjudications Act 1983 or section 71 of the Social Services and Well-being (Wales) Act 2014' | 'Disposition by registered proprietor of registered estate or proprietor of charge – consent required' | 'Disposition by registered proprietor of registered estate or proprietor of charge – consent or certificate required' | 'Disposition by registered proprietor of registered estate or proprietor of charge – consent of registered proprietor of specified title number or certificate required' | 'Disposition by proprietor of charge – consent or certificate required' | 'Disposition by registered proprietor of registered estate or proprietor of charge – consent of proprietor of specified charge or certificate required' | 'Disposition by registered proprietor of registered estate or proprietor of charge – certificate of landlord or of a conveyancer, required' | 'Disposition by registered proprietor of registered estate or proprietor of charge – consent of personal representatives required' | 'Land included in a list of assets of community value maintained under section 87(1) of the Localism Act 2011' | 'Disposition by registered proprietor of registered estate or proprietor of charge – evidence of compliance with club rules required' | 'Deputy appointed under section 16 of the Mental Capacity Act 2005 – solely owned property' | 'Disposition by proprietor of charge – certificate of compliance required' | 'Trustee appointed in place of a person who lacks capacity – jointly owned property' | 'Disposition by proprietor of charge – consent required' | 'Section 37 of the Housing Act 1985' | 'Section 157 of the Housing Act 1985' | 'Paragraph 4 of Schedule 9A to the Housing Act 1985' | 'Section 133 of the Housing Act 1988 or section 173 of the Local Government and Housing Act 1989' | 'Section 13 of the Housing Act 1996' | 'The restriction is in a non-standard form' — Description of the restriction form. - `actions` string[], required — The list of actions that the restriction prevents from being registered. - `object` string — Text which describes the object or defined extent of a legal interest. - `concerns` Concerns — The list of concerns related to the interests on the title. A concern is something that affects an interest on a title such as a postponement which alters the priority of a charge. A concern should not exist without an interest. In the case of a postponement, at least two interests should exist. - `postponements` Postponement[] — List of postponements against the charges or notices on the title - `additional_considerations` string[] — When information is provided or is missing which prevents the automation of the application/order because either referral to Practice Guidance or some other manual intervention is required, then a note will be added explaining the need for additional consideration. Text which explains why an entry cannot be fully deconstructed and therefore is not suitable for automatic processing. - `legacy_entry_id` string, required — The unique identifier for this entry as used by the legacy database. - `postponement_charges` string[] — The legacy charge ids of the charges affected by the postponement entry. - `entry_date` string, date — The date on which the postponement entry was added to the register. ## Other responses - `400` — An invalid title number was supplied. - `401` — A valid access token was not provided. - `404` — No title with the given title number could be found. --- [API](https://skmtc.net/hm-land-registry/apis/land-register-api.md) · [All operations](https://skmtc.net/hm-land-registry/apis/land-register-api/llms.txt) · [OpenAPI document](https://skmtc-service-staging.skmtc.workers.dev/v1/apis/hm-land-registry/land-register-api/versions/a024fa96ce11/schema)