1.1 Prefix Field

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Last updated: Dec 20, 2023 by RPT Admin (Unlicensed)
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At the time of plans settling, the prefix field should always begin with the word "Subjects". In addition, for 2012 Act titles, the prefix field should always contain the cadastral unit number of the plot registered within that title sheet. Template prefix entries are available in a picklist and should be used whenever possible to ensure consistency.

The rest of the information contained in the prefix field should relate to that part of the description of the subjects which is not indexable. No sub-building, house number or house name/building name should ever be input into the prefix field.

Supplementary information given in the application, such as a plot number, name of a housing development, or the numerical value of the area of ground (for example, 0.012 hectares), should be entered into the additional information field on the application workdesk so that it can be viewed by our customers on ScotLIS.


Example 1.1.1

71 High Street, Dumfries DG1 2BN

PrefixSub BuildingNameProp. No.ThoroughfareLocalityTownPostcodeLink Text
Subjects cadastral unit DMFxxx

 71HIGH STREET
DUMFRIES DG1 2BN


Example 1.1.2

Northmost house on the 3rd floor at 57 Dalmeny Street, Edinburgh EH6 8PQ

PrefixSub BuildingNameProp. No.ThoroughfareLocalityTownPostcodeLink Text
Subjects part of cadastral unit MIDxxx edged red on the cadastral map being the northmost house on the third floor at

 57DALMENY STREET
EDINBURGH EH6 8PQ


Example 1.1.3

Ground floor shop premises 63 Princes Street, Edinburgh EH2 2DF

PrefixSub BuildingNameProp. No.ThoroughfareLocalityTownPostcodeLink Text
Subjects part of cadastral unit MIDxxx edged red on the cadastral map being the ground floor shop premises

63PRINCES STREET
EDINBURGH EH2 2DF


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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