GHF-E131 — 31 December 1969 WGR to BP Pension Trust conveyance (root of title), with plan

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1. The evidence

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Catalogue UID: GHF-E131 · Custodian/source copy: bucklerfamily.estate. Preview and provenance status as at 10-10-2026.

Description

3. What is not known

2. What is known

Catalogue: GHF-E131 · Type: Conveyance with plan · Date of document: 31 December 1969 · Holder: not on the HMLR first-registration schedule of 30 July 2026; likely BP Properties, Linklaters or the BP Archive (Warwick Modern Records Centre) · Evidence status: MISSING known only as recited

DOCUMENTED FACT (recital). Later instruments recite it as the root of BP’s title (BP Properties and BP Pension Trust). The HMLR schedule lists 43 first-registration documents and this is not among them.

• Whether it conveys Parcel A, Parcel B or both, and under what description.
• What WGR said it was selling, given the 1939 plan shows Parcel B only (DBDT123/7) and no conveyance of Parcel A to WGR has been identified (E121).

Transcription

Interpretation and wider context

UNRESOLVED. Its absence from the HMLR file is not itself evidence of concealment, since deeds were normally returned. Companion: E132; capture schedule FC-001.

Used on: ReOrg

Interpretive assessment date: 10-10-2026.

High-level Cedwyn Estate theory cross-reference: The 31 December 1969 WGR–BP Pension Trust conveyance is a decisive title-chain control for the high-level Cedwyn Estate hypothesis. The original operative extent and plan must be compared with the 1938 WGR acquisition, the 1961 deed, the 1975 conveyance and the two first-registration plans. A date or missing schedule alone does not prove that the deed excluded Parcel A or was concealed. Read the Cedwyn Estate Working Theory.