Which of the following is NOT a typical purpose of the title plan for a registered title?

• A. It accurately identifies the location of the registered property
• B. It shows the general position of the boundaries
• C. It shows the location of access to the registered property
• D. It identifies whether specific pre-contract searches may be necessary

Answer: (D)

The title plan is a visual map to locate the registered property and understand its layout. It shows where the parcel sits, the general position of boundaries, and any rights of access or easements affecting the property. It helps you see how the land is situated and how you or a buyer would reach the property, but it does not determine which pre-contract searches are needed. The decision on which searches to carry out comes from the conveyancer’s due diligence and the specifics of the property and risk factors, not from the title plan. That’s why identifying whether specific pre-contract searches may be necessary is not a typical purpose of the title plan.