A registered proprietor, or a person entitled to be registered, may make any disposition permitted by the general law (other than a mortgage by demise) and may charge the estate at law (sections 23, 24). A registrable disposition only has effect if it complies with the form and content requirements the rules provide (section 25, and the Land Registration Rules 2003 prescribe the forms). A disponee is entitled to assume the proprietor's powers are unlimited unless a limitation is reflected by an entry in the register or imposed by the Act (section 26), which is why restrictions must be entered to bind purchasers.
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