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A Restriction on Title is an entry made on the title deeds of a property. It prevents a sale, transfer, gift or new mortgage (disposition) of the property, being registered, unless certain conditions are met.

How long does Land Registry take to remove a restriction? Most applications to remove restriction on property are considered within 2-3 weeks, some can take up to a month.

How do I remove a restriction at the Land Registry? You can cancel a restriction, if you are not the beneficiary, using RX3, or withdraw a restriction, if you are the beneficiary or you have the beneficiary's consent, using RX4. You will need to provide evidence for why the restriction is no longer required.

You will have to obtain consent from any person with a right to enforce the deed restrictions before you can actually remove the restrictions. For example, if your deed restriction applies to or benefits one or more of your neighbors, you will need that neighbor's permission before you can remove restrictions.

A restriction is an entry on the registered title deeds to a property which prevents a disposition (sale or transfer of an interest in a property or new mortgage).The restriction will bring attention to the fact that any proceeds from the sale need to first be used to repay debts.

When there is a restriction on your property it means you cannot sell it without meeting certain obligations.

To enter a restriction you must be the registered owner of the property; someone who is entitled to be registered as the proprietor, that is, the new buyer; a person with consent from the owner or future owner such as a solicitor; or someone with sufficient interest in the property, for example a charity commissioner