3.1 Check the deed inducing registration contains a valid property description narrating the correct parent title number.
3.2 Check each deed presented for registration to ensure that it is ex facie valid and execution is self-evidencing:
3.3 Check if the deed(s) has been submitted for joint recording in the Books of C & S.
3.3.1 Refer to L53 record card instructions or refer to senior officer as necessary.
3.4 If the deed(s) creates new real burdens or servitudes follow instructions on L53 record card or refer to senior officer.
3.5 If the deed (or the application form) indicate that the applicant has died or has been dissolved prior to the date of application, refer to a senior officer.
3.6Â Identify if the application is affected by the Long Leases (Scotland) Act 2012.
Check:
- if the application form or any correspondence contains a request to convert a tenant's right in a lease to ownership
- if the application contains any terminology that makes reference to the Long Leases (Scotland) Act 2012
- if the application is to register a disposition that relates to a title number in which the registered real right/interest in the title sheet is 'tenancy' or 'tenant'
- if the application is to register a notice or agreement in terms of the Long Leases (Scotland) Act 2012 (this may also be indicated by examining the deed).
3.6.1 If the application is affected by the Long Leases (Scotland) Act 2012 or is to be referred to a senior adviser for any reason, continue with the initial examination steps and follow the steps below to refer the application to a senior adviser.
- Change the category to X4
- Refer the application to a senior adviser and include details of the referral reason.