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Conveyancing Practice in Scotland is the only comprehensive practical guide to managing conveyancing transactions in Scotland. Encompassing both commercial and residential conveyancing, this text covers the property law aspects as well as the practical and ethical considerations of acting in a conveyancing transaction, such as anti-money laundering procedures and conflicts of interest. Standard missive clauses are examined in detail with reference to their application in practice.The Ninth Edition of this highly regarded text has been updated to encompass the many changes to property law and conveyancing practice in recent years. It covers: - Transformation of the land registration process – Digital Submission Service and Register Land and Property- The Register of Persons Holding a Controlled Interest in Land - Practice in electronic signing, and electronic registration - The effect on practice of the Register of Overseas Entities - Ongoing land reform - Proposals for reform of tenement law - Proposals for reform of heritable securities - Updates on case law and legislationThis is an essential guide for both commercial and residential property lawyers, property law students and paralegals.This title is included in Bloomsbury Professional's Scottish Conveyancing online service.
Ann Stewart is a Scottish Law Commissioner and a Senior Professional Support Lawyer at Shepherd and Wedderburn. Having come from a background of extensive experience in residential conveyancing, Ann now specialises in all aspects of commercial property. Ann is a founding member of the award-winning Property Standardisation Group.
Chap 1: The Legal ProfessionChap 2: The FrameworkChap 3: New clients and new instructionsChap 4: The seller's preparationsChap 5: The purchaser's overtureChap 6: MissivesChap 7: Buying a new houseChap 8: Buying a commercial propertyChap 9: Specialty missivesChap 10: Searches and enquiriesChap 11: Examination of and reporting on titleChap 12: Conveying of the property: The disposition and other deedsChap 13: Creating new burdens and servitudesChap 14: SecurityChap 15: Execution, settlement/completion and the final stepsChap 16: The collapsing contractChap 17: Registration of titleChap 18: Tidying up and feeing