Title summary SA19C/398

Excepting nevertheless and reserving to Her Majesty the Queen all minerals of what nature or kind soever within and under the above land or any part thereof together with full liberty for Her Majesty the Queen and all others by Her and their authority at all times and from time to time to enter upon the said land or any part thereof with or without horses carts and carriages and all necessary implements tools and materials to search for, dig, get and remove all or any such minerals aforesaid and to sink or make all pits shafts holes tunnels or other conveniences forgetting digging or extracting the same in the fullest and amplest manner together also with liberty to Her Majesty the Queen from time to time to grant licences to any person or persons or any company or association for all or any of the purposes afresaid but so nevertheless that the holder of any such licence as aforesaid shall make compensation for all damage done to the surface of the said land and to any buildings erections or other improvements thereon (Affects Fee Simple)

Subject to Section 3 Thames Borough Council Empowering Act 1949 (Affects Fee Simple)

An instrument is the document behind an entry on the title — the mortgage itself, the easement terms, the transfer. Order one where you need to read what it actually says rather than that it exists. Party names are not shown here; they are on the document. The other entries are printed on the title without a document of their own — mostly rights the law keeps for the Crown, such as minerals, petroleum and the strip along a river or the coast. They go with the land.