England and Wales · Land Registration
When may Land Registry determine a notified restriction application?
Rule 92(9) ordinarily restrains determination until noon on the fifteenth working day after issue of the section 45 notice. Where several notices are issued, use the latest notice. This is not automatic loss of every objection right.
- Period
- 15 ordinary working days
- Trigger
- Issue of the latest section 45(1) notice, where more than one exists
- Rule
- Land Registration Rules 2003, rule 92
Reviewed against the retained current Land Registration Rules 2003, rule 92 and its recorded official acquisition. The application must be notifiable under section 45, excluding the statutory nonnotifiable categories. Establish the last issued notice when the registrar notifies several recipients.
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When may Land Registry determine a notified restriction application?
Rule 92(9) ordinarily restrains determination until noon on the fifteenth working day after issue of the section 45 notice. Where several notices are issued, use the latest notice. This is not automatic loss of every objection right.
Responsible actor. The registrar determining the notified restriction application.
Issue of the latest section 45(1) notice, where more than one exists.
The application must be notifiable under section 45, excluding the statutory nonnotifiable categories. Establish the last issued notice when the registrar notifies several recipients.
The application must be notifiable under section 45, excluding the statutory nonnotifiable categories. Establish the last issued notice when the registrar notifies several recipients.
Land Registration Rules 2003, rule 92How does this provision count time?
- Rule 92(9) ordinarily restrains determination until noon on the fifteenth working day after issue of the section 45 notice. Where several notices are issued, use the latest notice. This is not automatic loss of every objection right.
- The registrar observes the statutory waiting period. A recipient should raise an objection promptly and separately check the section 73 position before determination.
- This rule regulates determination of a restriction application. It does not use the cancellation sanction governing a unilateral notice.
For notifiable restriction application waiting period, exclude the issue or entry event day and count the 15 working days required by Land Registration Rules 2003, rule 92. Rule 217 identifies weekends and statutory excluded days.
The latest issued section 45 notice supplies the starting event even when earlier notices were sent before a weekend. Count the applicable Land Registration working days from that latest issue and check relevant certification affecting the waiting period.
Land Registration Rules 2003, rule 92What do independently checked examples show?
Fictitious example
The established issue of the latest section 45(1) notice, where more than one exists is Thursday, October 8, 2026. The ordinary statutory branch applies without an allowed different period or relevant certification. The application must be notifiable under section 45, excluding the statutory nonnotifiable categories. Establish the last issued notice when the registrar notifies several recipients.
| Step | What is counted | Date |
|---|---|---|
| Example 1. Ordinary established facts | The established issue of the latest section 45(1) notice, where more than one exists is Thursday, October 8, 2026. The ordinary statutory branch applies without an allowed different period or relevant certification. The application must be notifiable under section 45, excluding the statutory nonnotifiable categories. Establish the last issued notice when the registrar notifies several recipients. Enumerate 15 eligible ordinary working dates strictly after the established event. Skip the retained calendar’s weekends and bank holidays; retain the provision-specific noon or midnight boundary separately. | Thursday, October 29, 2026 |
| Example 2. Closed-day boundary | The established event is Friday, December 11, 2026. The period crosses the Christmas calendar, with no appointed closure or certification beyond the retained ordinary holidays. The application must be notifiable under section 45, excluding the statutory nonnotifiable categories. Establish the last issued notice when the registrar notifies several recipients. Enumerate 15 eligible ordinary working dates strictly after the established event. Skip the retained calendar’s weekends and bank holidays; retain the provision-specific noon or midnight boundary separately. | Wednesday, January 6, 2027 |
| Example 3. Material procedural branch | Earlier section 45 notices were issued to other recipients. This date is the latest issued notice, and no interruption changes the waiting period. The application must be notifiable under section 45, excluding the statutory nonnotifiable categories. Establish the last issued notice when the registrar notifies several recipients. Enumerate 15 eligible ordinary working dates strictly after the established event. Skip the retained calendar’s weekends and bank holidays; retain the provision-specific noon or midnight boundary separately. | Monday, November 2, 2026 |
Fictitious established facts. These examples do not establish eligibility, effective service, relief or a direction.
Try these dates in the calculatorWhich conditions and exceptions apply?
- Required event and category
- The application must be notifiable under section 45, excluding the statutory nonnotifiable categories. Establish the last issued notice when the registrar notifies several recipients.
- Act and final boundary
- The registrar observes the statutory waiting period. A recipient should raise an objection promptly and separately check the section 73 position before determination.
- Separate connected procedure
- This rule regulates determination of a restriction application. It does not use the cancellation sanction governing a unilateral notice.
- The application must be notifiable under section 45, excluding the statutory nonnotifiable categories. Establish the last issued notice when the registrar notifies several recipients.
- This rule regulates determination of a restriction application. It does not use the cancellation sanction governing a unilateral notice.
What must the responsible actor complete?
Questions about this procedure
When may Land Registry determine a notified restriction application?
Which notice starts time where several restriction notices are issued?
Rule 92(9) uses the date of issue of the latest notice.
Land Registration Rules 2003, rule 92Is every application for a restriction notifiable?
No. Section 45(3) identifies applications outside this notice requirement.
Land Registration Rules 2003, rule 92What is the ordinary earliest determination boundary?
Noon on the fifteenth working day after the relevant notice issue.
Land Registration Rules 2003, rule 92Does rule 92 create the rule 86 extension-request procedure?
No. The unilateral-notice cancellation mechanism cannot be imported into restriction determination.
Land Registration Rules 2003, rule 92Does silence automatically cancel an existing unilateral notice here?
No. The restriction application and unilateral-notice cancellation are different procedures.
Land Registration Rules 2003, rule 92Can an objection before determination need separate consideration?
Yes. Section 73 must be considered independently of this waiting-period calculation.
Land Registration Rules 2003, rule 92Official sources and review
Provisions used (4)
| Provision | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Land Registration Rules 2003, rule 92 | Check the identified procedure, event, counting rule or qualification |
| Land Registration Rules 2003, rule 217 | Check the identified procedure, event, counting rule or qualification |
| Land Registration Rules 2003, rule 216A | Check the identified procedure, event, counting rule or qualification |
| Land Registration Act 2002, section 45 | Check the identified procedure, event, counting rule or qualification |