caution titlemeans: (a) the document prepared by the registrar which records, under a distinguishing number, details of any caution against first registration lodged under section 53 of the Act and of the statutory declaration in support of that caution;
credit accountmeans an account authorised by the registrar under article 15(1) of the Land Registration Fees Order 1991;
designated planmeans a plan which is a copy or extract from the Ordnance Map at the largest scale published for the area in which the land to which it relates is situated, such plan to have a length no greater than 297 mm and a width no greater than 210 mm (A4 paper size);
Index Map sectionmeans the document or documents comprising a single section of the index Maps maintained by the registrar under rule 8 of the principal rules, and the associated Parcels Index (if any) maintained by the registrar under rule 274 of the principal rules;
proper officemeans the district land registry designated as the proper office by article 2(2) of the Land Registgration (District Registries) Order 1991;
the 1990 Rulesmeans the Land Registration Rules 1990;
The Actmeans the Land Registration Act 1925;
the principal rulesmeans the Land Registration Rules 1925;
title planmeans the filed plan or portion of the General Map referred to in the register of a registered title.