feudal.org.uk/
Fake National Register
This platform is a private concern, however, they have taken it upon themselves to research and register only genuine titles and help solicitors etc??
Their research doesn't add up to much as they register titles sold by Manorial Counsel ltd who have NEVER sold a genuine title. They only sell the Quiet Enjoyment of a title name. That is not a genuine title.
Therefore any solicitor should steer well clear of this platform. Most of what they say about themselves on their website is completely fictitious.
They should understand that a genuine title needs to hold a complete set of deeds and not be one which uses just the title name with a fraudulent solicitors letter making out its a genuine title. Solicitors in the past have been reprimanded for exactly the same reasons as the fraudulent behaviour of Hattons solicitors.
If the directors of this platform want legal clarification, all they need to is contact the office of Michael Baxendale of Newhall Solicitors for clarification on the status of Manorial Counsel Ltd titles as well as other fraudulent platforms like nobility.co.uk.
They fail to understand that a title which has been sold with an Epitome of Title document is nothing more that a dubious title at best. So any company/platform which has sold titles with the help of an Epitome of Title should be avoided as such titles cannot be classed as genuine, valid or proof of ownership.
A genuine Manorial or Feudal title can only be established when there are a full set of deeds of previous holders and in an unbroken chain
“In 2010 a land mark case Burton v Walker made it clear that the law would only support a proof of ownership using a full set of deeds dating back to the 3rd of September 1189 or at least the latest 1290 if the lordship was created after 1189”
They would be well advised to steer well clear of Manorial Counsel ltd, Hattons Solicitors and nobility.co.uk who use a solicitor who is registered in Gambia and not the UK.
No title sold by these platforms is genuine. By registering such titles on your platform effectively undermines the status of your platform.
Titles which hold a complete set of deeds are rare.
Any title on the list of Escheat titles cannot be sold as a genuine title. Only the Crown can re-issue these titles.
This is misleading viewers and solicitors. They are certainly not a cohort of historians, scholars and archivists. Most titles are not valid. Those sold by Manorial Counsel Ltd, Nobility and many others only sell novelty titles. Most titles are either escheat or have been absorbed into other manors. The fact that this Mickey Mouse platform lists Manorial Counsel Ltd titles as genuine proves that they do not know what they are doing. Steer clear. If in doubt, then contact the office of Michael Baxendale of Newhall Solicitors
“The sale of British titles is prohibited by the Honours (Prevention of Abuses) Act, 1925. However, misleading advertisements for lordships of manors sometimes appear in the media and on the internet. A manorial lordship is not an aristocratic title, but a semi-extinct form of landed property. Lordship in this sense is a synonym for ownership. According to John Martin Robinson, Maltravers Herald Extraordinary and co-author of The Oxford Guide to Heraldry, ”Lordship of this or that manor is no more a title than Landlord of the Dog and Duck.” It cannot be stated on a passport, and does not entitle the owner to a coat of arms. Beware also of websites selling completely bogus British titles.”