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Copyright policy
Interpreting our policy
Making paper copies of official paper copies of title plans
Land Registry consent | - Permission automatically granted for Personal or Conveyancing purposes if conditions of use are adhered to
- Consent required for all other uses and a charge may be made
| Land Registry Conditions of use | - The Crown copyright statement must be reproduced
- The copies are reproduced in whole with no alteration or deletion
- The copies are not to be regarded as official copies
- Ordnance Survey consent is not required for personal or conveyancing use but must be obtained for any other use
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Printing paper copies from a pdf file containing a copy or an official copy of title plan
Land Registry consent |
- Permission automatically granted for Personal or Conveyancing purposes if conditions of use are adhered to
- Consent required for all other uses and a charge may be made
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Land Registry Conditions of use |
- The Crown copyright statement must be reproduced
- The copies are reproduced in whole with no alteration or deletion
- Printed copies from a pdf containing official copies can in our view be regarded as official copies provided that the pdf file has not been modified and corrupted. Only a court can conclusively determine if such a document will be accepted as such
- Ordnance Survey's consent is not required for personal or conveyancing use but must be obtained for any other use
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Forwarding or saving a pdf file containing a copy or an official copy of a title plan
Land Registry consent |
- Permission automatically granted for Personal or Conveyancing purposes if conditions of use are adhered to
- Consent required for all other uses and a charge may be made
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Land Registry Conditions of use |
- The Crown copyright statement must be reproduced
- The copies are reproduced in whole with no alteration or deletion
- In our view if the pdf file is forwarded it will, provided it has not been modified or corrupted, constitute an official copy and a print from such an unmodified and uncorrupted pdf file will be an official copy. Only a court can determine if such a document will be accepted as such
- Ordnance Survey's consent is not required for Personal or Conveyancing use but must be obtained for any other use
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Scanning an official paper copy of a title plan to produce a pdf/electronic copy
Land Registry consent |
- Permission automatically granted for Personal or Conveyancing purposes if conditions of use are adhered to
- Consent required for all other uses and a charge may be made
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Land Registry Conditions of use |
- The Crown copyright statement must be reproduced
- The copies are reproduced in whole with no alteration or deletion
- A statement is included in the pdf that it is not a pdf issued by Land Registry and the copies are not to be regarded as official copies
- Ordnance Survey's consent not required for Personal or Conveyancing use but must be obtained for any other use
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Reproducing specimen official copies of a title plan for a book, article etc for educational purposes
Land Registry consent |
- Consent required and a charge may be made
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Land Registry Conditions of use |
- Only specimen title plans supplied by Land Registry Copyright Team may be used
- Land Registry specimen title plans are clearly marked "SPECIMEN" and must be reproduced with this marking
- An acknowledgement of the source must be given
- The Crown copyright statement must be reproduced
- The specimen official copies are reproduced with no alteration or deletion
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Use of title plan for search, other conveyancing or planning purposes
Land Registry consent |
- Permission automatically granted for Personal or Conveyancing purposes if conditions of use are adhered to
- Consent required for all other uses and a charge may be made
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Land Registry Conditions of use |
- The Crown copyright statement must be reproduced
- The plan must be used in whole with no alteration or deletion
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