Property titles
Freehold and leasehold titles registered to the company, and the day it took each one.
Land registerSample
Title 20418
1 charge on it
What the public record says a company owns and owes, on one sheet: property titles, shareholdings, public contracts, charges and court-recorded liens. Public data only.
Company checkedSample
Harbor & Pine Ltd
19 assets and 4 charges on the public record. One more plot is held through a company it controls.
Windows 10 and 11 · Public registers only · No account
SampleInvented plan, not a real place
Every record is one line on the asset sheet, with its date, its amount and the register it came from.
Freehold and leasehold titles registered to the company, and the day it took each one.
Land registerSample
Title 20418
1 charge on it
The companies it holds shares in, and how much of each. The ones it controls are marked.
Company registerSample
Contracts awarded to it by public bodies: who bought, what, when and for how much.
Contract award noticesSample
Harbor dredging, lot 2
$1,240,000
What is secured against its assets: registered charges, and liens recorded by a court.
Charges register · Court recordsSample
A plot can sit in the name of a company that the one you are checking controls. A search by name never finds it. Domesday follows the shareholding, then searches the land register again.
1The company
Harbor & Pine Ltd
2A company it controls
Pine Quay Holdings Ltd
3The asset
Title
SampleBoth companies and the title are invented. Control here means more than half of the shares. Smaller holdings are listed on the sheet, not followed.
Domesday reads what any member of the public can look up, one search at a time. It only does the searches for you and puts the answers side by side.
Nothing on the sheet is stated without the source, so you can open the register and check the line yourself.
SampleFive lines from the sample sheet.
Some countries publish who owns land. Some do not. The sheet lists the registers it could read for the company, and the ones it could not.
SampleThe list on the sample sheet.
Land, company and charge registers, contract award notices, court records. No leaked files, no bank data, nothing behind a login.
Domesday checks companies. It does not look up what a person owns, and it does not follow a person named in a filing.
Four short answers. They all rest on one rule: public data only.
Public registers: property titles, company filings, contract award notices, registered charges and court records. Each line on the sheet names the register it came from.
No. Nothing behind a login, no bank accounts, no leaked or bought data. It checks companies, not private individuals.
Nowhere. The sheet is built and kept on your PC, and no copy is sent to us. You decide who gets one.
Reading a public register is what anyone can do by hand. Follow each register’s terms and your local law, and do not use it to harass anyone.
Windows 10 and 11 · Public registers only · No account
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