Subject: N610CGV — WA231076 / WA240304
From: Sion Buckler
Direction: sent
Date: Fri, 18 Sep 2026 02:15 UTC
Institution: HM Land Registry
Refs: N610CGV
Archive id: gm-1a0b24c6520eebce
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Haste,

This supplements my emails of 16 September 2026 (points 1–14) on N610CGV /
WA231076 and WA240304. It is not a complaint, not a request to reopen the
stage 2 review of 25 May 2026, and not a FOIA request.
I have not previously asked HM Land Registry to record the following
construction of the title chain. I do so now as a factual statement of the
case I put on the instruments and their plans. I am not asking you to
determine ownership. I am asking you to confirm what the surviving
first-registration records show about which parcel was lodged.
The land I refer to as the House Plot is the former farmhouse, garden and
curtilage of Great House Farm, Llandough, immediately west / north-west of
St Dochdwy’s Church, later part of Church View Close, [postcode redacted].
My case on the chain is:
The holding was two parcels. The 1916 Bute agricultural tenancy (John
Williams) covered both. Farm rents and cottage rents were accounted
separately on the Bute rental listings.
After quarrying ceased in or about 1928, the House Plot was treated as
severed from the agricultural tenancy and held as a separate proprietary
parcel by those through whom I claim.
The 1938 conveyance from the Bute interest to Western Ground Rents Limited,
construed against its plan, conveyed the eastern agricultural parcel. It
did not convey the House Plot.
The May 1939 agricultural tenancy between WGR and John Williams concerned
that eastern parcel. It did not comprise the House Plot.
The 1955 enforcement papers and the 11 December 1962 Cardiff County Court
possession order against Frederick Buckler and Mary Williams (sued as Mrs
Buckler) were directed at the farmhouse and garden. Those proceedings
asserted a right to possession. They did not construe the 1877, 1938 or
later deeds and were not a conveyance of the House Plot into the WGR estate.
The 31 December 1969 conveyance (WGR to the BP Pension Trust parties), the
23 May 1975 conveyance (BP Pension Trust Limited to BP Properties Limited),
and the 1982 first registration of WA231076 could only pass such land as
then stood in that documentary estate. On the construction above, that
estate did not include the House Plot.
Title WA231076 (and WA240304, later amalgamated) nevertheless included the
House Plot. That is the alleged mistake as to extent.
Please therefore add these numbered questions to the live enquiry (also
customer-support refs 260812-6561894, 260812-6565153, 260917-6714794,
260917-6714796 and 260917-6718215):
Confirm whether any surviving first-registration document for WA231076 or
WA240304 identifies, by plan, OS parcel, colouring, exception, reservation
or recital, a distinction between (a) the farmhouse, garden and curtilage
and (b) the eastern agricultural / quarrying parcel.
Confirm whether the 1938 Bute–WGR conveyance and plan, or the 1939 tenancy
and plan, were lodged on either first-registration file. If held, give
title and item number. If only recited, say so. If neither lodged nor
recited, say so.
Confirm whether the 23 May 1975 conveyance and plan (WA240304 items 11 and
12 on your 30 July 2026 schedule) describe or colour the House Plot as
included, excluded, excepted or reserved. If you will not read the deed,
identify it as an OC2 item and say so.
Confirm whether the 31 December 1969 WGR conveyance (point 10 of my 16
September email) describes or colours the House Plot as included. Same
options as 17.
Confirm whether any examiner note, requisition or Linklaters & Paines
letter on the surviving files addresses the geographic extent of the land
applied for, as distinct from the applicant’s paper title generally.
I do not ask you to accept this construction. I ask you to say what the
listed records contain about parcel identity, or to state in writing that
you will not examine them and that the questions should be answered by Form
OC2.
Yours sincerely,
Sion Buckler
N610CGV — WA231076 / WA240304