The Charges Register records what type of matters?

The Charges Register records what type of matters?

• A. The class of title
• B. The title number
• C. Incumbrances - matters that burden a property
• D. Property description and boundaries

Answer: (C)

The Charges Register records incumbrances — matters that burden a property. These are legal claims or rights that attach to the land and can affect how it’s used or transferred, such as mortgages, restrictive covenants, or easements. They stay with the property and are revealed to buyers or lenders so everyone knows what obligations attach to the title. This is why it’s not describing the class of title, the title number, or the property description and boundaries, which appear in other parts of the register.

The Charges Register records incumbrances — matters that burden a property. These are legal claims or rights that attach to the land and can affect how it’s used or transferred, such as mortgages, restrictive covenants, or easements. They stay with the property and are revealed to buyers or lenders so everyone knows what obligations attach to the title. This is why it’s not describing the class of title, the title number, or the property description and boundaries, which appear in other parts of the register.