Which register is most likely to contain the title number?

• A. Charges Register
• B. Property Register
• C. Proprietorship Register
• D. Title Absolute

Answer: (B)

The title number is the identifying reference for a specific property and is most closely tied to the descriptive part of the title. In the Land Registry structure, the Property Register is the section that describes the land itself—its boundaries, description, and, importantly, the official title reference that identifies the title to that property. The Proprietorship Register deals with who owns the legal estate and any interests of co-owners, not the title’s identifying number. The Charges Register records mortgages and related rights against the land but uses the title as a reference rather than being the primary place the title number is set out. Title Absolute is a form of ownership, not a register. Therefore, the title number is most likely to appear in the Property Register.