Ancient Monuments - Further Example Deeds

The entry in the Schedule of monuments appearing to the Scottish Ministers to be of national importance compiled and maintained by them under section 1(1) of the Ancient Monuments and Archaeological Areas Act 1979 in respect of the monuments known as Newton, pit alignment 150m E of, dated 19 July 1993 and recorded in the Division... 1993 is hereby in accordance with the provisions of section 1(5) of the above Act amended to describe the exclusions to the scheduled monument. The post and rail fence between NGR NT 33505 69645 and NT 33518 69702 together with all ground to the east of that fence are specifically excluded from the scheduling.

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Note: The foregoing entry in the Schedule of Ancient Monuments is amended to exclude the post and rail fence between NGR NT 33505 69645 and NT 33518 69702 together with all ground to the east of that fence in terms of amended entry in Schedule of Monuments registered 15 Jul. 2010.

This entry supersedes the entry in the Schedule of Monuments for the monument known as Green Hill, Wester Watten as referred to in the Certificate of Service of Notice by the Commissioners of His Majesty's Works and Public Buildings in respect of the monument dated 23 october 1934 and recorded in.....1934

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The Scottish Ministers hereby certify that the Monument aftermentioned is hereby excluded from the Schedule of Monuments appearing to the Scottish Ministers to be of national importance compiled and maintained by them under section 1(1) of the Ancient Monuments and Archaeological Areas Act 1979, viz.,

Monuments known as Market Cross, Musselburgh in the County of Midlothian being the Monument described in the Certificate of Service of Notice by the Minister of Works dated 12 December 1949 and recorded in ....1950.

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The monuments known as Rosslyn Chapel, ecclesiastical and related remains, Roslin comprises the remains, largely archaeological, of the buildings associated with the collegiate church of Rosslyn. The upstanding remains include the western buttresses of the church of St. Matthew (which Rosslyn Chapel replaced) and the front wall of several domestic buildings on the road leading to Rosslyn Castle, now incorporated into into a boundary wall. In additions the area which is not presently in ecclesiastical use lying beneath the Chapel itself and its sacristy is included in this scheduling; this includes burial vaults ... The scheduling also includes substantial areas of what is now open ground. Those parts of the Chapel itself which are in ecclesiastical use are excluded from the scheduling, as are dwelling houses and those parts of the burial ground in regular use at present. The area to be scheduled is bounded by a line which, from the gate across the lane leading to Rosslyn Castle , follows ... the line then completes the circuit at the castle's modern gate. Excluded from the area within the area thus circumscribed are the Chapel itself and its sacristy, which as parts of a working church are excluded by statute (but not the burial vaults, chambers and ground lying below the Chapel and sacristy), the buildings to the north of the Chapel that face onto Chapel Loan and those plots within the scheduled section of the cemetery where burial rights still exist. The monument, which lies in the Parish of Lasswade and the county of Midlothian is shown outlined red on the plan annexed and executed as relative hereto and which forms part of the subjects described in I Feu Disposition..., is hereby included in the Schedule of Monuments appearing to the Secretary of State for Scotland to be of national importance compiled and maintained by him under section 1(1) of the Ancient Monuments and Archaeological Areas Act 1979.

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Entry in the Schedule of Monuments, recorded G.R.S. (Midlothian) 29 Jun. 1999, by the Secretary of State for Scotland whereby the Monument known as Rosslyn Chapel shown tinted xxxx on the Cadastral Map (excluding from the area the Chapel itself and its sacristy, which as parts of a working church are excluded by statute (but not the burial vaults, chambers and ground lying below the Chapel and sacristy), the buildings to the north of the Chapel that face onto Chapel Loan and those plots within the scheduled section of the cemetery where burial rights still exist) is included in the Schedule of Monuments appearing to the Secretary of State for Scotland to be of national importance compiled by him under section 1(1) of the Ancient Monuments and Archaeological Areas Act 1979.

Agreement

between

(1) The Scottish Ministers ("First Party")

and

(2) Edward Bruce Logan, Earl of Leith, Viscount Portobello, Baron of Seafield ("Second Party")

Whereas:-

(A) The Property is in the guardianship of the First Party in terms of a minute of agreement between Thomas Sharp Paterson Maclean and The Minister of Works dated 16 and 17 February and recorded GRS Ayr on 31 February and recorded HM Chancery on 7 March all 1951;

(B) The Second Party is the current proprietor of the Property as hereinafter defined;

(C) The First Party and the Second Party have agreed that the First Party shall renounce the guardianship and that they shall enter into an agreement for the management of the Property pursuant to Section 17 of the Act, following termination of the guardianship of the Property; and

(D) The Parties have agreed that, in that connection, the following terms and conditions shall apply.

IT IS AGREED by the Parties as follows:-...

Agreement, registered 11 Aug. 2015 between The Scottish Ministers ("First Party") and Edward Bruce Logan, Earl of Leith, Viscount Portobello, Baron of Seafield ("Second Party") contains agreement between said parties in the following terms:

Whereas:-

(A) The Property is in the guardianship of the First Party in terms of a minute of agreement between Thomas Sharp Paterson Maclean and The Minister of Works recorded G.R.S. (Ayr) 31 Feb. 1951;

(B) The Second Party is the current proprietor of the Property as hereinafter defined;

(C) The First Party and the Second Party have agreed that the First Party shall renounce the guardianship and that they shall enter into an agreement for the management of the Property pursuant to Section 17 of the Act, following termination of the guardianship of the Property; and

(D) The Parties have agreed that, in that connection, the following terms and conditions shall apply.

IT IS AGREED by the Parties as follows:-...