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can I download an electronic version of my flat's lease?

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I'm trying to download an electronic copy of the lease agreement for my flat which I own and which is in a block of 3 in Honor Oak as all 3 of us want to check the plans for who has access to which bits of the garden and shared roof etc. I've tried looking on the Govt land registry site but it's not clear how to do it - if anyone knows the direct link that would be great. I noticed there are several other sites advertising to sell e-copies of the lease with similar names to Land registry but I'm guessing they charge a rip-off price!

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