Local land search Land searches are an important step in the process of buying or leasing a home or business premises and intend to protect you.
Local land register The register consists of twelve parts, the main parts and the types of information included.
Common land searches
Common land explained Most common land is privately owned, and as such, current laws apply to common land in the same way as private land
Common land search If you are planning to buy a piece of land, you may need to carry out a search of the Register of Common Land & Village Greens
More information on searches
Types of search There are 3 types of searches. A full Search is recommended for all property purchases
Making more than one search Advice about submitting a search request for more than one parcel of land or property.
Who makes a search Normally a conveyancer or solicitor carries out the official search on your behalf. This agent should also make any additional enquiries before entering you into the contract to purchase the property.
Personal searches If you are carrying out your own search, or dealing with the conveying of the property yourself, contact us.
Electronic searches and conveyancing NLIS - The National Land Information Service is available to solicitors and conveyancers only and enables an online one-stop-shop
Land ownership Your local land charges office does not have any involvement with actual land ownership. Here's a list useful contacts
Contacts Addresses of departments involved in official searches and personal searches
Town and Village Green applications
Town and Village Green applications Kirklees Council - Local Land Charges has received two town and village green applications; Chickenley which was made on the 10th December 2010 and Churchfield at Denby Dale which was made on the 11th May 2011.