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Boundaries and title.

Title, easements, covenants and party walls, drawn on the map.

Every legal line, tracked.

£15 a month on its own, or included in Business

25% off when you take 3 or more land tools.

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General information as at October 2026. Not legal advice; check the regulation or ask a competent person.

Imagery: Esri, Maxar, Earthstar Geographics, and the GIS User Community

Site
Meadow Farm, phase 2
Reference
STE-MDF02
Area
1.9 ha, illustrative
Real imagery; the site and scheme are illustrative.

What it does.

  1. Title register entries.

    The HM Land Registry title number and the title extent, drawn as a polygon on the satellite map. The details your solicitor sends on completion live here, not only in a PDF.

    • Title number as the entry reference
    • Title extent drawn on the map
    • Linked title-register documents
    • Manorial rights and mineral rights

  2. Easements, covenants, rights of way.

    Restrictive covenants and easements that bind the land. Each entry has a counterparty, dates and a line or area on the map, so when someone asks "can we extend?" the covenants are in front of you.

    • Easements with start and expiry dates
    • Restrictive covenants with the other party named
    • Rights of way and wayleaves
    • Linked deeds and counterpart agreements

  3. Party Wall etc. Act 1996 notices.

    Mark any entry where works would need a party wall notice. Notice is due one to two months before work, depending on the work, and SAMRISK records the date it was served on the entry. Flagged entries show on the map and in a banner on the register.

    • Party wall notice flag
    • Notice-served date
    • Filter the map to flagged entries
    • Linked correspondence and award documents

Real screens

In the app.

How boundaries and title looks in SAMRISK, on the example estate.

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app.samrisk.co.uk/sites/meadow-farm-phase-2/boundaries
Boundaries and titleThe legal edges of the land and the notices that come with them. Illustrative records.
A site on its imageryA site on real imagery with every land tool as a layer. The imagery is real; the records are illustrative.

The example estate; records are illustrative.

Connects to.

Feeds it

  • It starts the threadIts records sit on the same buildings, sites and people as every other tool.
Boundaries and titleLand

It feeds

  • Tasks and documentsShared by every tool.

Questions.

Does SAMRISK pull from HM Land Registry?

No. You type in the title number and attach the title register and plan you already hold.

Can I draw the boundary on a map?

Yes. Each entry is drawn on the satellite map as a line, an area or a point, depending on its type, and you can redraw it at any time.

Are easements visible to all staff?

Everyone active in your company can see them. Nobody outside the company can.

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Every legal line on the land, on one map.

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