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Land Registry "sporting rights"

  • 25-05-2007 4:24pm
    #1
    vector
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    I was just looking throught some papers and I founf a photocopy of the land registry folio for my house (1970s semi detached in a cork suburb)

    Part III - Burdens and Notices of Burdens
    "...the property is subject to the sporting rights reserved in a lease dated 30th November 1699 or in any superior grant afffecting the properry..."

    yes you read it correctly it says 1699, does that mean someone, probably English, can appear and shoot birds in my tiny back garden? or what is it about?


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  • #2
    Victor
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    Possibly, but in practice they have probably lost their documentation and the Wildlife Acts might have something to say.


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