New survey number to old
A current survey number in any town or village, turned back into the old pre-resurvey number a title chain or encumbrance certificate was written under.
What we need
One thing at a time. Fill it in and press Run.
The answer
From the register, with its date and source.
Nothing run yet. The answer appears here with everything this mini adds:
- The old number is split into individually searchable numbers, which is what an encumbrance search needs
- Every sub-division of the survey number is returned when you do not name one
- Owner and extent come from the same register entry
How this works
What it reads, what it needs, and how to read the answer.
Deeds, encumbrance certificates and title chains written before town survey cite the old number. Searching them by the current number finds nothing, so the old number is the key to the property history.
The town and the current town survey number. The sub-division narrows it to one holding.
1Village and survey number- The old number is split into individually searchable numbers, which is what an encumbrance search needs
- Every sub-division of the survey number is returned when you do not name one
- Owner and extent come from the same register entry
Run it as often as you need. Nothing is deducted.
The old survey number as the register prints it, plus each individual number inside it. Use those when searching an encumbrance certificate for the years before the resurvey.
The town survey land register (TSLR) old survey number field, held offline. Urban parcels only.
Questions people ask
Short answers, no jargon.
The field holds several numbers. Which one is mine?
All of them relate to the parcel: the current plot was formed from parts of each. Search the encumbrance certificate for each in turn.
Nothing is printed for my parcel.
About 7% of urban parcels carry no old number in the register. The parcel itself is still in the register; only that field is blank.
Does this work for rural land?
Not yet here. Rural records carry an old number too, and that is the next phase.
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