EV-0170 — HM Land Registry title register for title WA231076

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EV IDEV-0170
TitleHM Land Registry title register for title WA231076
Date of documentSeptember 2026
Typeland registry record
Evidence labelPRIMARY DOCUMENT READ
Repository / referenceHM Land Registry (title number WA231076); PDF copy held in the Buckler family evidence repository
StatusPUBLISHED — open the scan (PDF)
ProvenancePDF copy uploaded to Buckler family evidence repository, described as HM Land Registry record copy. Issue/copy date and certification status not yet verified.
Wiki catalogue pageGHF-E161
Claims that rely on thisEvidence Library, GHF-E162 — WA231076 title plan, September 2026

Proves: Shows present-day registration record for title WA231076, including register position at copy date, registered extent, and referenced instruments to obtain.

Does not prove: Does not confirm correctness of prior registrations, court-determined ownership, or match to earlier deed descriptions; Entries, proprietorship, charges, and restrictions remain untranscribed.

File stored in the wayback archive: EV-0170 in the artifact index.

Interpretation: working hypotheses

Working hypotheses, kept apart from the record above. The record text on this page is unchanged. None of these is a finding: each line is labelled as inference, theory, a reading that cuts against the case, or a discarded theory, and names the evidence it rests on and what would confirm or refute it, so the reader can test it. Updated 25 Oct 2026 (v2: ingredients wording).

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)

The 1924 drain agreement lead

INFERENCE · D-01The 15 May 1924 Bute–J. P. S. Corbett drain agreement is entered on the woodland title WA735527 as the only charge not limited to a plan colour, so it is registered against the whole title, including land that came through the 1975 conveyance; it no longer appears on the residual farm title WA231076 (record, register views). Glamorgan Archives DSA/12/4232 records a sale "Lord Bute to Miss O.S. Corbett" of a plot opposite O.S. 60, with correspondence of 6–22 Mar 1924, two months earlier. Working hypothesis: Bute was still dealing with this land as owner in 1924. That the May drain serves the March plot is an inference, not shown; O.S. 60 is a field on the south-east edge of the village, not the farmhouse plot (O.S. 36).

Rests on: EV-0015 · EV-0169 · EV-0170 (this page) · research log E119, E128 (DSA/12/4232)

Would be confirmed by: The 1924 agreement and its plan (HM Land Registry WA231076 item 2; Glamorgan Archives DSA/12/4232) showing the drain's route across or beside the house parcel.

Would be refuted by: A plan placing the drain wholly away from the house parcel, or a Registry note that the entry was carried over without a plan for clerical reasons.

Status: Open lead

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