This is the registration manual for 1979 casework.
Do not under any circumstances use the information here when settling 2012 casework. This resource has been archived and is no longer being updated. As such, it contains many broken links. Much of the information contained here is obsolete or superseded.

P9.17 Procedures for When Breakaways are a Mixture of Feus and Dispositions for Shared Areas

With the Abolition of Feudal Tenure etc (Scotland) Act 2000 many councils and housing associations etc are making the transition prior to the appointed day, to selling their properties by disposition where they have previously used a feu deed.

Where the grantor's title is registered in the Land Register this will obviously effect the completion of the Title Plan and A. Property Section.

Therefore following procedures should be followed

New Disposition of a whole or part areas which has not previously been feud or partly feued

No changes to existing procedures see Section 9.11 Basic Mapping Points and Section 9.12 Pro indivisos and Rights in Common.

New Disposition of part areas which have been partly feued.

The plans settler should utilise the existing blue edge and number and NOT create a duplicate reference in green

Where it is the first removal of a disposition from the Title the Plans Settler will have to inform the legal settler to
(a) set up schedule of removals which will have to be amended to include reference to areas edged and numbered in blue as well as the traditional numbered in green.
(b) amend the existing general note in the A property Section to include removals as well as feus.

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This is the registration manual for 1979 casework.
Do not under any circumstances use the information here when settling 2012 casework. This resource has been archived and is no longer being updated. As such, it contains many broken links. Much of the information contained here is obsolete or superseded.
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