6.1 Examine securities section of parent title for any outstanding securities.
6.2 If application includes a discharge, deed of restriction, notice of cessor of conditions or discharge of charging order:
- Check the security/grant/charging order being discharged is as referred to in deed
- Check security is not being partially discharged
6.3 Import any securities from the parent title which affect the plot being registered for which no discharge or deed of restriction has been submitted.
6.3.1 Check the details have imported correctly and add the granter designation and the wording 'subjects in this Title and other subjects' to each entry, if applicable.
6.3.2 Do not import any charges outwith their effective date.
6.4 Add details of any new standard security or charge. A certificate of registration of charge is no longer required in respect of limited company standard securities.
Types of deeds to enter in securities section:
6.4.1 Ensure the creditor code on the application workdesk replicates the creditor code used within the securities section, amend if necessary.
6.4.2 Check if any security attempts to create servitudes or real burdens and consider appropriate action.
6.4.3 For any security over part check if a reference has been provided on the cadastral map. If no reference has been provided add a note to plans on the title workdesk.
6.5 Consider ranking and add ranking note(s) if necessary.
6.5.1 If a security states it is to secure sums under statutory provisions (e.g. crofting or right to buy legislation) consider ranking implications.
6.6 If application includes a deed of variation of a security, then add the appropriate note from the LRS pick list after the entry for that security to include details of the variation, in accordance with guidance.