Sample Property Section Styles - Seabed
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Under section 113(1) of the 2012 Act, the seabed of the territorial sea of the UK adjacent to Scotland falls within the definition of "land" for the purposes of registration in the land register. The territorial sea limit extends 12 nautical miles from the coast. The Keeper has introduced an additional single operational area for registration of seabed plots. Title numbers allocated to subjects registered in this operational area will be prefixed with SEA.
The style of property section description to be used will be dependent upon the style used to describe the area of seabed included in the application - since the area of seabed may be far removed from the coast, the subjects may be described by reference to any adjacent localities or the nearest town.
Only a few examples of seabed property sections have been given below - if the examples cannot be adapted to fit with the application you are working on, please refer to a senior adviser for guidance.
Property section styles in the title sheet
Property indexing guidelines - 2.11 Seabed
1. Ownership
Example 1.1 | Prefix | Address | Suffix |
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| Subjects cadastral unit SEA12345 being an area of seabed at | BALNABODACH, LOCH OB, ISLE OF BARRA | edged red on the cadastral map |
Example 1.2 | Prefix | Address | Suffix |
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| Subjects cadastral unit SEA87456 being the areas of seabed in | LUCE BAY, WEST FREUGH, STRANRAER | tinted pink and blue on the cadastral map being 2.30 hectares in measurement on the Ordnance Map |
2. Lease
Example 2.1 - Lease of whole | Prefix | Address | Suffix |
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| Subjects cadastral unit SEA12345 being an area of seabed at | BALNABODACH, LOCH OB, ISLE OF BARRA | edged red on the cadastral map |
Example 2.2 - Lease of part | Prefix | Address | Suffix |
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| Subjects part of cadastral unit SEA87456 being areas of seabed in | LUCE BAY, WEST FREUGH, STRANRAER | being the area of seabed at LUCE BAY tinted pink on the cadastral map |
Registers of Scotland (RoS) seeks to ensure that the information published in the 2012 Act Registration Manual is up to date and accurate but it may be amended from time to time.
The Manual is an internal document intended for RoS staff only. The information in the Manual does not constitute legal or professional advice and RoS cannot accept any liability for actions arising from its use.
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