You are missing the point of what this register is for. This reference is about UK law, but virtually the same thing applies in Ireland, as I mentioned in my reference entry below, which, by the way,
you need to pay more attention to, Maximo:
Under the UK corporate legislation, the register that records all charges (judgments, liens, mortgages) on an incorporated or registered firm's assets, and which must be kept at the registered office of the firm.http://www.businessdictionary.com/definition/register-of-cha...Registration of Company Charges
Under English law, companies are able to use any or all of their assets as security for loans. This involves the creation of a charge over the company’s assets.They are NOT charges in the sense of "fees" or "commissions" ("cargos"), they are "burdens" ("cargas") on a property or asset, an acknowledgment that the ownership is not "free and clear", hence they are "grávamenes" or "afectaciones".
