Understand the title.
Before you commit.
Land Title provides structured property title verification and legal due diligence based on the documents and records relevant to the property.
Examine the title
behind the property.
The scope of examination depends on the property, its history, the proposed transaction and the documents and records available for review.
Title Verification
Examination of the available title documents and relevant records to understand the ownership position and title history.
Title Chain Review
Tracing the relevant sequence of transfers, inheritance, partition and other instruments through which the present interest was created.
Document Review
Review of registered deeds, agreements, supporting documents and other papers relevant to the proposed transaction.
Revenue Record Review
Examination of relevant revenue or property records and comparison with the documentary title position where applicable.
Encumbrance Review
Identification of recorded interests, mortgages, charges, restrictions or other matters requiring attention within the available records.
Litigation & Risk Review
Identification of available indicators of disputes, claims, restrictions or other potential title-related risks requiring further examination.
Property-Specific Due Diligence
A tailored examination depending on whether the property is residential, agricultural, commercial, industrial, inherited, resale or under development.
Structured Title Report
A clear report setting out the material documents examined, relevant observations and matters requiring attention.
One property.
Multiple layers.
A title examination may require looking across documents, transactions and records rather than relying on a single document.
Ownership
Who presently holds the relevant interest, and what interest is proposed to be transferred?
History
How did the present owner acquire the property and what transactions preceded the current title?
Records
Do the available revenue, property and registration records correspond with the documentary position?
Risk
Are there material gaps, inconsistencies, encumbrances, restrictions or dispute indicators requiring attention?
Clarity before
the transaction.
The report identifies the relevant documents and records considered within the agreed scope.
The relevant ownership and transfer history is presented in a structured manner.
Potential gaps, inconsistencies, encumbrances, restrictions and other material issues identified during examination are brought into view.
The purpose is to help you understand the available title information before proceeding with the transaction.
Before you commit.
Know the title.
Start with the property details and documents you have. We can identify the appropriate title examination scope.
Start a Title Check →