Land Registry Compliant Map

dinglebay

In an urban setting, a two storey premises where the first floor extends at one side to adjoin the neighbouring house and forms an arch over a public road - how is this situation indicated / marked up on a standard OSI Land Registry Compliant Map ?

sydthebeat

http://www.prai.ie/download/information/mapping_guidelines/Appendix_5%28a%29_%20Mapping%20Requirements%20for%20Registration%20of%20Multi-Storey%20Developments.pdf

dinglebay

Thanks for the reply, I have looked at the document, however, my understanding is that this applies to multi story developments, specifically apartments where separate owenrships are involved - not to an individual property in sole ownership ?

sydthebeat

dinglebay wrote: »

Thanks for the reply, I have looked at the document, however, my understanding is that this applies to multi story developments, specifically apartments where separate owenrships are involved - not to an individual property in sole ownership ?

from the document

11. Under/Over archway registrations
11.1 The Registry does not require floor plans to register such properties, Folios will state whether the archway is included or excluded.
11.2 In the non-conclusive boundary system, the exact line or plane of the title boundary is left undetermined for boundaries located within buildings.

dinglebay

so the red outline includes the over arch area - great, thanks for that