Section A | Tenement applications with all rights and pertinents within the tenement steading extent |
Section B | Tenement applications with some rights or pertinents outwith the tenement steading extent as they are owned in common with other tenements or houses |
Section C | Tenement applications where a restricted tenement steading cadastral unit is to be set up |
Section D | Tenement applications for a flat or unit in one tenement block with a parking space or garage located in another tenement block |
A - Tenement applications with all rights and pertinents within the tenement steading extent
Scenario 1 - no existing 1979 Act or 2012 Act PRs, the current application does not define the tenement steading extent, and all references in the deed for extent are verbal.
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Scenario 2 - no existing 1979 Act or 2012 Act PRs, the current application defines the tenement steading extent, and all rights & pertinents of the flat in the current application are within the tenement steading.
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Scenario 3 - existing 1979 Act PR that has been mapped tinting method, but the current 2012 Act application defines the tenement steading, and all rights & pertinents of the flat in the current application are within the tenement steading.
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Scenario 4 - existing 2012 Act PR that has already set up a tenement steading cadastral unit, and all rights & pertinents of the flat in the current application are within the tenement steading.
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Scenario 5 - existing 1979 Act PR that has been mapped site plan method, and all rights & pertinents of the flat in the current application are within the tenement steading.
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Scenario 6 - no existing 1979 Act PR that has been mapped site plan method, but there is a Research Area (RA) for the single tenement, and all rights & pertinents of the flat in the current application are within the tenement steading.
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Scenario 7 - no existing 1979 Act PR that has been mapped site plan method, but there is a parent title for the single tenement, and all rights & pertinents of the flat in the current application are within the tenement steading.
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Scenario 8 - existing 1979 Act PRs that have been mapped tinting method, current application is for final registration of a flat in the tenement, and all rights & pertinents of the flat in the current application can be mapped.
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B - Tenement applications with some rights or pertinents outwith the tenement steading extent as they are owned in common with other tenements or houses
Scenario 9 - external common areas, single tenement block.
No existing 1979 Act or 2012 Act PRs, but the current 2012 Act application defines the tenement steading; the application includes a right in common to a defined shared area that is common to more than one tenement.
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Scenario 10 - external common areas, single tenement block.
Existing 1979 Act PRs that have been mapped site plan method, and where the site plan extent includes a shared area that is common to more than one tenement.
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Scenario 11 - external common areas, development of more than one tenement block.
No existing 1979 Act or 2012 Act PRs but the current application adequately defines either (i) the tenement steading, or (ii) the individual block & all pertinents of that block; the application includes a right in common to defined shared areas that are common to more than one tenement.
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Option A - shared plots
Option B - pertinents
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Scenario 12 - external common areas, development of more than one tenement block.
Existing 1979 Act PRs that were not mapped with a site plan extent for individual tenement blocks, but the current application adequately defines either (i) the tenement steading, or (ii) the individual block & all pertinents of that block; the application includes a right in common to defined shared areas that are common to more than one tenement.
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Scenario 13 - external common areas, development of more than one tenement block.
Existing 1979 Act PRs that were not mapped with a site plan extent for individual tenement blocks, but the current application adequately defines either (i) the tenement steading, or (ii) the individual block & all pertinents of that block; Deed of Conditions adequately describes the development common areas but no rights of ownership in these common areas is conveyed.
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Scenario 14 - un-mappable external common areas, single tenement block.
No existing 1979 Act or 2012 Act PRs, but the current 2012 Act application defines the tenement steading; the application includes a right in common to a undefined shared area that is common to more than one tenement.
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Scenario 15 - un-mappable external common areas, single tenement block.
Existing 1979 Act PRs that have been mapped site plan method, and which include a verbal reference to a shared area outwith the tenement steading that is common to more than one tenement. The current 2012 Act application also includes a right in common to the undefined shared area that is common to more than one tenement.
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Scenario 16 - unmappable external common areas, development of more than one tenement block.
No existing 1979 Act or 2012 Act PRs but the current application adequately defines either (i) the tenement steading, or (ii) the individual block & all pertinents of that block; the application includes a right in common to undefined shared areas that are common to more than one tenement.
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Scenario 17 - unmappable external common areas, development of more than one tenement block.
Existing 1979 Act PRs that have been mapped site plan method based on the extent of a whole development, and which include a verbal reference to a shared area that is common to more than one tenement block. The current 2012 Act application adequately defines either (i) the tenement steading, or (ii) the individual block & all pertinents of that block, and also includes a right in common to the undefined shared area that is common to more than one tenement block.
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C - Tenement applications where a restricted tenement steading cadastral unit is to be set up
Scenario 18 - single tenement block.
No existing 1979 Act or 2012 Act PRs, the current 2012 Act application does not define the tenement steading extent, but the building and all rights and pertinents of the flat can be mapped from the current application.
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Scenario 19 - single tenement block.
Existing 1979 Act PRs that have been mapped tinting method, the current 2012 Act application does not define the tenement steading extent, but the building and all rights and pertinents of the flat can be mapped from the current application.
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Scenario 20 - development of more than one tenement block.
Existing 1979 Act PRs that have been mapped tinting method or site plan method based on the extent of a whole development, and which include a plans reference to a shared area that is common to more than one tenement block. The current 2012 Act application does not define the tenement steading extent, but the building and all rights and pertinents of the flat can be mapped from the current application.
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Scenario 21 - either single tenement block or development of more than one tenement block.
No existing 1979 Act or 2012 Act PRs, the current 2012 Act application does not define the tenement steading extent, but does define the building. Verbal references to rights or pertinents of the flat that fall outwith the building.
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Scenario 22 - existing restricted tenement steading cadastral unit, current application includes rights to additional areas of ground.
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D - Tenement applications for a flat in one tenement block with parking in another tenement block
Scenario 23 - flat or unit in one tenement block that has a garage or parking space located within another tenement block in the same development.
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See Further Guidance page Mapping a Flat With Parking in Another Block for 3 variations on this scenario. |
Scenario 24 - flat or unit in one tenement block that has a garage or parking space located within another tenement block in another development.
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See Further Guidance page Mapping a Flat or House with Remote Parking or Parking in Another Development for 3 variations on this scenario. |