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The article says "The Land Registry paid out a total of £3.5m in compensation for fraud last year." which tends to imply they have some liability.


I wonder if that means they don't pay all that much compensation on a case by case basis, or if there isn't that much fraud occurring to begin with.


I suspect they'd rather you claimed against the fraudster or a solicitor, with the compensation fund as a backstop. If that is the case, it could be neither: just that most people get recompensed elsewhere.




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