Does Proprietorship Register show changes after death of joint owner

Hi. &#160;I have a title register which shows the current proprietor in proprietorship register as an entry dated 2006. &#160;If the property was jointly owned (under tenants in common) but the other owners passed away, and the other owners removed by supplying DJP1 with a death certificate, does the proprietorship register show the original date against the entry, or the date that DJP1 was processed? &#160;We are trying to establish whether the property was jointly owned at any time or not since registration.<br> &#160;

Hi Robert - the surviving owner will still be shown as registered in 2006. You can apply for an historic edition of the register but what's the title number and I can check for you to confirm what date you would apply for to confirm as appropriate

<p>Title number is SK286462 &#160;How do I apply for the historic edition?</p> <p></p>

Robert - many thanks&#160;<br> The 2nd May 2019 edition showed three individual owners and those three had been registered as owners since 2006 when the title was first registered<br> There were then two separate editions dated 19th Feb 2025 referring to just two and then one respectively<br> You can <a href="https://www.gov.uk/guidance/hm-land-registry-address-for-applications#standard-addresses">apply by post</a> for historical editions of the register using form HC1 -&#160;<a href="https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/historical-registertitle-plan-registration-hc1">Historical register/title plan: registration (HC1) - GOV.UK</a>&#160;- cost £11 per copy payable by cheque/postal order to HM Land Registry<br> The register still refers to a form A/joint ownership restriction and that restriction is most often associated with the term 'tenants in common' -&#160;<a href="https://www.gov.uk/joint-property-ownership">Joint property ownership: Overview - GOV.UK</a>

<p>Thank you very much! &#160;</p>