S9.10 Writs by Statutory Successors

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Where a writ is granted by a party who is stated to be the statutory successor to another party and the writ also contains a deduction of title, the deduction is minuted in preference. If the writ contains no deduction, the phrase “statutory successor to” (or as the case may be) is minuted.


Example Minute:

MID 04455 (No.6) 30 Jul. 2010                                                      
MINUTE OF AGREEMENT OF EXTENSION AND VARIATION OF LEASE between ALWYD LIMITED, (First Party) and SCOTTISH MINISTERS, (statutory successors to SECRETARY OF STATE FOR ENVIRONMENT), (Second Party), - of Lease (recorded 17 Jul. 1985), - of warehouse Unit 2 TOWER STREET, LEITH, EDINBURGH - WHEREBY said First and Second Parties AGREE that said Lease shall with effect from 1 Apr. 2010 be varied as thereinmentioned. Dated 29 Jun. and 8 Jul. 2010.      
- PRES. EX.

 

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