26 Registration and the position of chargeesThis Paragraph sets out the effect for a chargee of land over which he has a charge being registered as commonhold, and lists some of the issues a chargee should consider in funding a commonhold development and in deciding whether or not to consent to the application to register the commonhold.26.1 Different kinds of chargee: A chargee may be registered at the Land Registry as proprietor of a charge of the whole or part of the land (referred to here as a ‘registered chargee’); or he may be the owner of a charge, mortgage or lien of unregistered
This Paragraph sets out the effect for a chargee of land over which he has a charge being registered as commonhold, and lists some of the issues a chargee should consider in funding a commonhold development and in deciding whether or not to consent to the application to register the commonhold.
Different kinds of chargee: A chargee may be registered at the Land Registry as proprietor of a charge of the whole or part of the land (referred to here as a ‘registered chargee’); or he may be the owner of a charge, mortgage or lien of unregistered
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