When is the deadline for reply to a discretionary notice of an adverse possession application?
The catalogue records a 15 working-days period from Date of issue of a notice given by the registrar to a person other than those required to be notified under Schedule 6, paragraph 2. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.
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- Period
- 15 working-days
- Trigger
- Date of issue of a notice given by the registrar to a person other than those required to be notified under Schedule 6, paragraph 2
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- The default under rule 197(2), which the registrar may vary when issuing the notice. Rule 216A(4)(b) extends it for a certified interrupted working day.
- Critical distinction for a calculator: 15 working days, not 65. Recipients of these notices (typically successors in title, trustees in bankruptcy, successor local authorities) CANNOT serve a counter notice in Form NAP - they can only consent or object. Only persons notified under Schedule 6, paragraph 2 get 65 working days and a Form NAP. Practice guide 4 was updated 2 Februar