New Everton Stadium

[allen]

He'll say what the club want him to say. He who pays the piper calls the tune. He needs us to be onside for many of his future plans. His statement mirrors the statement made by the club.

He's hardly been towing the club line now, has he?

 

[davek]

When it comes to everton football club one most ALWAYS use the following rules.

1. New players holding the shirt at Finch Farm.
2. Documented evidence verified by legal and independent bodies within public domain.

If opinion does not meet the above criteria....forget it.

Exactly.

If anyone believes a word from that club or anyone speaking on behalf of them they haven't been paying attention

 

[Kev50]

I dont know the intricacies of land registry, maybe you do. But I do know that your wrong in your assumptions.

well if I am, and the land is registered, it must automatically follow that Everton have entered into a thirty million pound deal which is currently unprotected by registration at the LR. I would be very surprised if that was the case

 

[tommye]

No, he doesn't. He just has to keep quiet or say "it's progressing well."

 

[Jacko93]

well if I am, and the land is registered, it must automatically follow that Everton have entered into a thirty million pound deal which is currently unprotected by registration at the LR. I would be very surprised if that was the case

Must it? I don't know. Like I say I don't know how land registry works.

 

[Jacko93]

no, the agreement will be unprotected if it's not registered?

Have you got access to the land registry documentation?

 

[Kev50]

Have you got access to the land registry documentation?

not just me, everybody does it's a public service

 

[toffee66]

To be clear I don't think any deal is done yet but according to the public data for 2015 it took the LR an average of 40 days to process a change in title with more complex cases taking up to 4 months. Even though you can submit online in almost all cases it isn't an instantaneous process to update the register.

 

[Kev50]

To be clear I don't think any deal is done yet but according to the public data for 2015 it took the LR an average of 40 days to process a change in title with more complex cases taking up to 4 months. Even though you can submit online in almost all cases it isn't an instantaneous process to update the register.

no, but you can tell straight away if there are applications pending?

 

[Jacko93]

not just me, everybody does it's a public service

Genuine question, but in your experience, is it an immediate refresh of data, or is it similar to domestic house purchase rules where details and valuations of transactions data can't be released publically until a period of time has elapsed, 6 months I think...

 

[Kev50]

Genuine question, but in your experience, is it an immediate refresh of data, or is it similar to domestic house purchase rules where details and valuations of transactions data can't be released publically until a period of time has elapsed, 6 months I think...

certain info will be commercially sensitive and will therefore be redacted. But the actual transaction should be recorded as soon as it can as people who view the register need to know what the current position is.

 

[Eggs]

...I think this thread should be on hold for a day whilst we celebrate our neighbours being the first club ever to build a new stand.

 

[Jacko93]

certain info will be commercially sensitive and will therefore be redacted. But the actual transaction should be recorded as soon as it can as people who view the register need to know what the current position is.

Just out of interest can you tell me who the land just behind Princes dock, the car park area, belongs to? Interested to know mate.

 

[Kev50]

Just out of interest can you tell me who the land just behind Princes dock, the car park area, belongs to? Interested to know mate.

I don't know you'd have to pay. if you submit a plan of the area to them you'll find out by paying £3 (if it's registered)

 

[Jacko93]

I don't know you'd have to pay. if you submit a plan of the area to them you'll find out by paying £3 (if it's registered)

It must be registered, there's a building going up there. LR must be fed up with applications for the BM site. Makes them a few bob for very repetetive work though I suppose.