GHF-E180 — Reported HMLR notification after Mary Williams’s death (original pending)

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Evidence status: PENDING — family testimony only; original letter not yet located in the published evidence catalogue.

This record preserves a specific evidence target: the family recollection that an HM Land Registry letter concerning the 1982–83 registration activity arrived after Mary Williams’s death and after the time available to challenge the registration. It does not establish that the letter exists in the form remembered, the date it was sent or received, the title it concerned, or the legal deadline applicable.

Reported matter to verify

Family testimony: a Land Registry notification was received after Mary Williams died. The current family record gives her death date as 26 March 1983; the allegation page previously gave 14 March and must be corrected.
Underlying registration context: the Wiki records a first-registration application for WA231076 dated 30 November 1982 and a separate application for WA240304 dated 23 February 1983. See Land Registry Titles and 1982–83 Registration & Opportunity to Object.
What remains unproved: the letter’s wording, registration/title reference, dispatch and receipt dates, addressee, whether Mary was legally entitled to notice, the applicable objection/appeal route and deadline, and whether the letter arrived after that deadline.

Evidence needed

The original letter, including reverse side, annotations and enclosures.
The envelope or postal marks, or independent dispatch/receipt records.
The corresponding HM Land Registry application file, notices, service records, requisitions and entries for WA231076 and WA240304.
A reliable record establishing the relevant date of death, and the statutory or procedural rules in force at the relevant date needed to calculate any objection or appeal period.

Interpretive rule

Until those materials are found, the post-death notification is a family-testimony lead, not a documented Land Registry act or a proven denial of an appeal opportunity. Do not describe deliberate concealment, the date of notification, or the expiry of a legal appeal window as established fact on the basis of this placeholder alone.

Dependent claim: Allegation: 1983 Land Registry registration and notice after Mary Williams’s death.