GHF-E150 — 2005 Forest of Cardiff to Goldsworthy Homes transfer and excision from WA735527
Wiki catalogue reference: GHF-E150 · Custodian / source URL: Buckler family evidence repository
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Catalogue UID: GHF-E150 · Custodian/source copy: bucklerfamily.estate. Preview and provenance status as at 10-10-2026.
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2. What is known
Catalogue: GHF-E150 · Type: Transfer and register change · Date: 2 Dec 2005 · Holder: HM Land Registry · Evidence status: PLACEHOLDER orderable
DOCUMENTED FACT. A 2005 excision changed WA735527. Goldsworthy Homes Ltd (company 03978270) later applied for land at Keepers Cottage, Leckwith Road, Llandough (Goldsworthy review).
Consideration: £20,000 — Forest of Cardiff accounts to 30 Jun 2006, note 13: “Sale of Land — Leckwith Road, Llandough 20,000” (EV-0217). A summary of Forest of Cardiff’s letter of 25 Sep 2026 gives £25,000 (not yet checked against the letter).
- The excised polygon and its relation to the 1955 woodland.
- Any planning obligation; whether the £20,000 sale is the whole of this transfer.
Transcription
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Interpretation and wider context
UNRESOLVED. The polygon must be followed through the 1975, 1982, 1994 and 2005 plans before any recovery claim is quantified.
Used on: ReOrg
Interpretive assessment date: 10-10-2026.
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Three versions of Parcel A
THEORY · P-01Working hypothesis (the family's frame): three versions of Parcel A, the house parcel, which the family calls "synthetic", were created without the occupier as a party — A1, the Forest of Cardiff woodland title WA735527 (1994); A2, BP Properties' farmhouse title WA240304 (1983); A3, the village green VG41 registered by Glamorgan County Council (1970). Each turned land the family regarded as theirs into a registered or statutory parcel held by someone else.
Rests on: EV-0136 · EV-0166 · EV-0169 · EV-0065 · EV-0066 · EV-0044 · EV-0023
Would be confirmed by: Side-by-side plans showing each parcel overlapping the house parcel on the 1939 tenancy plan, and application papers silent about the person in occupation (LRA 1925 s.70(1)(g)).
Would be refuted by: Plans showing no overlap with the house parcel.
Status: Open (family hypothesis)
CUTS AGAINST THE CASE · P-03Cuts against A1 as a separate act: the woodland title came through BP's own chain (the 23 May 1975 conveyance passed the farmhouse plot and other land, including woodland north-east of Leckwith Road; BP's retained land in 1989; Forest of Cardiff from 25 Nov 1994). On this record A1 is a continuation of A2, not an independent creation.
Rests on: EV-0052 · EV-0136 · EV-0166 · EV-0169 · research log E35, E99
Would be confirmed by: A 1994 transfer plan taking in house-parcel land that was never in the 1975 conveyance.
Would be refuted by: The 1975 and 1994 plans matching (already indicated on the register views).
Status: Open (cuts against)