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Registration of Leases (Scotland) Act 1857
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1. Long Leases, and assignations thereof, registrable in Land Register of Scotland or Register of Sasines in Register of Sasines.
2. Registered and recorded leases effectual against singular successors in the lands let.
5. Where Party presenting for Registration not original Lessee or Assignee.
6. Translation of assignations in security. Creditor’s entry to possession in default of payment.
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8. Heir or disponee may complete title by recording notarial instrument.
9. Where Assignee has died without recording Assignation, Mode of making up Title.
11. Trustees on sequestrated estate may be entered on register.
12. Preferences regulated by date of registering or recording transfer.
13. Renunciations and discharges to be registered or recorded.
15. Mode of registering. Extracts to make faith as writs registered.
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19. Extracts registerable where leases recorded in Court of Session or Sheriff Court Books prior to Act.
20. Clauses in Schedules to be held to import and to have effect as declared by 10 & 11 Vict. c. 50.
20A.Certain transactions or events registrable in the Land Register of Scotland
SCHEDULES
Form of Assignation of Lease Registered in the Land Register of Scotland
Form of Assignation of Lease recorded in Register of Sasines
Forms of Notarial Instruments in favour of a Party not the original Grantee.
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Renunciation of Lease Registered in the Land Register of Scotland
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