Consultation on topic is open until 4 May
A new consultation is inviting residents, property owners, and stakeholders to share their views on how voluntary land registration can be encouraged and made more accessible.
The Land Registry, within the Central Registry, is reviewing how residents can be further incentivised do so in an attempt to increase the uptake of registration.
The consultation follows a Tynwald approved recommendation from the Tynwald Constitutional and Legal Affairs and Justice Committee’s First Report on Adverse Possession and Land Registration.
Registrar General Ed Clague says they are open to all suggestions:
The consultation will close on 4 May - you can find it here.
And you can hear that full interview with Mr Clague in our latest Newscast, available now:
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