Ontario · London
Public records search — London
Short answer
Public records for London are held by Ontario and federal registries, not by the municipality. London court matters are filed at Superior Court of Justice, 80 Dundas Street, and land records fall under Land Registry Office No. 33 (Middlesex). Ontario's limits apply here in full: no province-wide public civil court docket search by party name
Population 430,000. Provincial coverage, fees, and gaps are set out on the Ontario page.
1 local note
What is specific to London
Local particulars that decide whether a search finds the file. Most failed searches in Canada are a wrong-registry error rather than a missing record.
London matters are filed in Middlesex County; the land registry division is No. 33.
Registry offices
Where London records are held
| Record | Held by | Office |
|---|---|---|
| Court filings | Ontario courts | Superior Court of Justice, 80 Dundas Street |
| Land title and charges | Ontario land registry | Land Registry Office No. 33 (Middlesex) |
| Corporate registrations | Ontario and federal registries | Province-wide — no municipal registry exists |
| Personal property security | Ontario registry | Province-wide, searched by debtor name |
Inherited limits
Ontario constraints that apply in London
Nothing about a city changes what its province publishes. These are the same limits, stated here so a local search does not start from a false expectation.
- No province-wide public civil court docket search by party name
- Land registry cannot be searched by owner name at all
- Corporate registry is entity-oriented, weak for person-first searches
- Most searches are fee-bearing, so thorough Ontario work has real per-search cost
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