Tynwald petitioner looking to close land registration loophole

Wed, 08 Jul 2015

A Ballaugh man has launched a campaign to have a land registration loophole closed once and for all.

Ffynlo Craine presented a petition for redress during the Tynwald Day ceremony on Monday.

He highlighted that you can register a property without the need to notify potential interested parties - this, he says, means you could see a chunk of your land incorrectly registered to your neighbour.

Ffynlo says he brought the petition forward to raise awareness:

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Ffynlo Craine

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Tynwald petitioner looking to close land registration loophole

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