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Download a Sample Policy, Please Visit HMLand Registrg - lliq._oflgrg!_copy.sh^ow-slhe entries on the registerof title on 27 JUL2017at 10:06:31. - Thisdate must be quotedas the "searchfrom date" in any officialsearch application based on this copy. - Thedate at the beginningof an entryis the date on which the entrywas madein the register. - lssuedon 27 Jul2017. - Unders.67 of the LandRegistration Ad 2OO2,this copyis admissiblein evidenceto the sameextent as the original. - Thistitle is dealtwith by HM LandRegistry, Coventry Office. A: PropertyRegister This registerdescribes the landand estatecomprised in the title. WESTMIDLANDS : BIRMINGEAM L 127.o9.L968) fhe Freehold land shorrn edged nith red on the plan of the above title filed at the Regietry and being land and buildings on the south side of Alun Rock Road and the North side of couchman Road, Saltley, Birmingham. 2 A Conveyance of the land in thi8 title and other land dated 1 Novenber 1937 made betvi'een (1) WoleeLey Motors Limited (Vendore) and (2) Morris Commercial care Linited (Purchaaerg) conEains the follouing provision:- nIT IS I{EREBYAGREED AND DECLAREDthat the Purchasers Ehall not rrith respect to the pieces of land hereinbefore first and Becondly described be enticled to any right of light or air or ocher right. which will restricts or interfere nibh the free user of any adjoining or neighbouring land formerly of the said wolseley Motors Limited (being the party fir8tly deacribed in the heredinbefore rnentioned Conveyance of the fourteenth day of .Tuly one thousand nine hundred and lwenty eeven) or of their vendorg or of Ehe said Nei'conbe Escates company Linited for building or other purpoaes" 3 The land edged and numbered in green on the title plan has been removed from thls title and registered under the title number or nuribera shown in green oo the said p1an. B: ProprietorshipRegister Thisregister specifies the class of titleand identifies the owner. lt contains any entriesthat affectthe rightof disposal. Titleabsolute L (26.O7.2005) PROPRIETOR:SHERAK LIMITED (Co. Regn. No. 05138463) of 215 The Broadvray, Soufhall, Middx ItBl lNB. 2 126.07.2005) The price etated to have been paid on 22 November2002 was €700.000 . 3 (14.11.2016) RESTRICTION:No dispogition of the registsered eatate by the proprietor of Che regigtered egtate IE to be registered vrithout a 1al2 Titlenumber WK96801 B: ProprietorshipRegister continued writlen consent signed by Adam Stephens of Snith and Williamson LLp, 25 Moorgate, London EC2R 6AY. C: ChargesRegister Thisregister contains any charges and other matters that affect the land. 1 The land is subject to the following rights granted by a Deed dated 31 May 1907 made between (1) The Right Honourable Charles Leigh Baron Norton (Lord Norton) and (2) Ihe Lord Mayor Aldermen and Citizens of , the City of Birmingham: - FuIl right fiberty and licenee FIRST TO conatruct and 1ay a pipe sener of the internal diameter of 15 inches throuqh in under or across his said land in the poeition shown by the red Iine marked on the said plan between Couchman Road and Alum Rock Road and to use the said sewer thenceforth for the purpose only of conveying and carrying away surface water TOGETHERwith one Lamphole and one rnanhole in the positioDs also shown on the said plan SECONDIJYAT all times herceffFr-'- f6 ins.pdi F I aAnea rah- i r -..-.-^ jenerally;-;-;;ii:;-;-' naintain;;.;:-. the;^- said:-, ;--'-- sewer lamphofd and maohole and THIRDLY at any time hereafter for the purpose aforesaid by their Surveyors Servants and worknen to enter upon pass and repasg across Lord Norton's eaid land i^,ith or !4ithout horses carts tools and implements. NOTE: The pipe aer,rer shown by the red line referred to is shown by a blue broken line on the filed plan and the lamphole and manhole referred to are sirnj.larly shown on the filed plan. 2 A Conveyance of the land tinted blue on the fited pfan and other land dated 9 December 1909 made belvreen (1) The Nevcombe Estates Co. timited {Vendors) (2) .tames Pearson ,foseph Anse1l and William Sagar (3) Ethelbert Leonard cLarke (4) ,]oseph Ansel1 and {5) charles Frederick Brown ceorge Huggins and ceorge coiran (purchasers) contains the fol l owing covenant-s : - COVENAIITby the Purchasers for themselwes and their assigns with intent to bind as far as might lega1ly be possible alt future owners of the piece of land thereby conveyed with the vendors their successors and essidns n^|- ar- anv lime thereafter Lo use the qii.l nia.a ^f lahd thereby conveyed or any building vrhich night thereafter be erected ttrereon as a cl.ub public house or place for the sale of intoxicating liquors whether allol^'ed a licence by Act of parliament or otherwise PROVISO that the Vendors should be at liberty as regards any other land forming part of the building estate known as the Shaw Hill Estates (including the site of all and singular the roads thereon) to use dispose of and deal with the same as if abstracting presents had not been entered into free and discharged from the scheme of roade building Lines and all other restrictions of irhatsoever kind or nature vrhether expressed in or implied from abstracting presents or otherwise. Endof register 2ot2 H. M. LAND REGISTRY NATIONALGR,IO ILAN SPl087 sccroN ,/**R\ffl€t€ftfRE 5c.1.l/1250 luuN r Y of ltytsT tiflor^NDr SIRMINGHA}|D|STR|CT .__- - -€Fer!_I!u!qr$lt --,,-+- o ei t I I # I I It 'l 6 Cro,. CoDrrithr lil ntb No.WK95 80 | -J6 Thjs officialcopy is incomplete withoutths prsceding notes pags. CON29 & CON29O (if applicable) ENQUIRIES OF LOCAL AUTHORITY (2016) Enquirer: Search Flow Limited (NLIS) Official Number: 2017/02626 NLIS Hub, 42 Kings Hill Avenue, Dated 28/07/2017 Kings Hill, West Malling, Kent, ME19 4AJ. Enquirer's Reference: ESM/00596450.1 Search Address: Land and Buildings on the Southside of Alum Rock Road and the north side of Couchman Road Birmingham Total Fee - £89.60 Local Land Charges PO BOX 28 Birmingham B1 1TU Signed On behalf of Birmingam City Council Date: 22/08/2017 Law Society CON29 Enquiries of Local Authority (2016) Property Address: Land and Buildings on the Southside of Alum Rock Road and the north side of Couchman Road, Birmingham 1.01(a) Planning decisions 1.01(a) See attached appendix for details of any applicable planning decisions. Planning application history prior to 1st January 1990 is not shown. If information on planning applications prior to 1990 is required, enquiries can be made to Planning & Regeneration Enquiries, [email protected], 0121 303 1115. 1.01(b) A listed building consent 1.01(b) If applicable, will be shown at 1.01 (a) 1.01(c) A conservation area consent 1.01(c) If applicable, will be shown at 1.01 (a) 1.01(d) A certificate of lawfulness of existing use or development 1.01(d) If applicable, will be shown at 1.01 (a) 1.01(e) A certificate of lawfulness of proposed use or development 1.01(e) If applicable, will be shown at 1.01 (a) 1.01(f) A certificate of lawfulness of proposed works for listed buildings 1.01(f) If applicable, will be shown at 1.01 (a) 1.01(g) A heritage partnership agreement 1.01(g) None 1.01(h) A listed building consent order 1.01(h) None 1.01(i) A local listed building consent order 1.01(i) None 1.01(j) Building regulations approvals 1.01(j) None 1.01(k) Building regulation completion certificates 1.01(k) None 1.01(l) Any building regulations certificate or notice issued in respect of work carried out under a competent person self-certification scheme? 1.01(l) Birmingham City Councils property database does not presently interface with the various Competent Person Scheme suppliers. Certification for work is issued to the homeowner on completion. Birmingham City Council Page 2 of 10 Search Ref: 2017/02626 Council House 22/08/2017 Victoria Square Enquirer Ref: ESM/00596450.1 Birmingham B1 1BB 1.02 What designations of land use for the property or the area and what specific proposals for the property are contained in any existing or proposed development plan? 1.02 Your attention is drawn to the newly adopted Birmingham Development Plan. The BDP was adopted by full Council on the 10th January 2017. The Plan has immediate effect upon resolution and replaces the saved policies of the Birmingham Unitary Development Plan 2005, with the exception of those policies contained within chapter 8 and paragraphs 3.14 to 3.14D of that plan which will continue in force until the adoption of the Council's proposed Development Management DPD. All the adoption documentation including copies of the Plan, the Adoption Statement, the Post Sustainability Appraisal Statement and the Sustainability Report are available at www.birmingham.gov.uk/plan2031. Should you have any queries or require further information please contact Uyen-Phan Han, Strategic Planning Manager, [email protected], 0121 303 2765. Further information on any area based planning policies is available at https://www.birmingham.gov.uk/directory/10/approved_planning_policies/category/55. There are a number of city wide planning policies which can be viewed at www.birmingham.gov.uk/planningpolicy/citywide. Please note that the City Council also prepares and adopts non-statutory plans and other general policy guidance. It is advisable that you check to see whether they affect the property or your future plans for it. Further information can be found at https://www.birmingham.gov.uk/info/20008/planning_and_development. 2.01(a) highways maintainable at public expense 2.01(a) Alum Rock Road and Couchman Road are i highway maintainable at the public expense.
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