Disposition (Sequestration) - Example Deeds

General

A disposition is registrable in the Land Register by virtue of section 50(1) of the 2012 Act.

This page contains examples of the narrative clauses of dispositions granted by trustees in sequestration. These are examples of what a registration officer might expect the language of such dispositions to be. These styles are typically used where the trustee in sequestration has not completed their title using a notice of title.

The examples do not constitute a statutory style or format, and an application for registration of such a disposition does not require to be considered for rejection on the basis that it is not valid (in the sense that it is improperly drawn), as one of the conditions of registration applying to a registrable deed.

Registration officers concerned with the warrandice clause in such a disposition should consult Warrandice Clause in a Disposition for further guidance.

Useful links

Disposition (corporate insolvency or administration)

Disposition (heritable creditor under power of sale)

Warrandice clause in a disposition

Examples

Trustee in Sequestration who is not the Accountant in Bankruptcy

I, Muhammed McKay of XXYY, Insolvency Practitioners, 33 Botway Court, Glasgow, Trustee on the Sequestrated Estate of Christina Mitchell, residing at ... in terms of the Award of Sequestration granted by the Accountant in Bankruptcy dated Fifteenth April 2015 ...

Accountant in Bankruptcy is Trustee in Sequestration

I, Accountant in Bankruptcy, constituted in terms of the Bankruptcy (Scotland) Act 2016 as amended, the Trustee in the sequestrated estate of Kriti Malhotra, residing at ... conform to Deliverance awarding sequestration dated 21 February 2015 issued by the Sheriff of the Sheriffdom of Strathclyde, Dumfries and Galloway at Kirkcudbright ...