transfer of land

Question 1

who owns the land in scot?

Answer 1

19 mil acrs = rural
2.5 mil dwelling houses
1mil acrs in community ownership

Question 2

feudal system abolished

Answer 2

2004 with the abolition of feudal tenure scot act 2000

Question 3

who owned all the land in the feudal system

Answer 3

crown, which feued it out to private individuals who were known as vassals

Question 4

what was ownership refered to as

Answer 4

dominium
dominum directum = the superior ( no limit to number of superiors as land could be subfeud)
dominum utitle = the vassal (only ever one vassal on a perpetual lease)

Question 5

what does subfeud require

Answer 5

a deed/ giving to sasine/ instrument of sasine/ reg/transfer of dom utile or superiority involved similar process

Question 6

NOW sale of land the three stages

Answer 6

CONCLUSION OF CONTRACT
SETTLEMENT: DELIVERY OF DISP
REGISTRATION OF THE DISP IN LAND REG

Question 7

CONCLUSION OF CONTRACT

Answer 7

missives of sale or articles of roup
seller remains owner
in practice an advance notice will all so be reg ( this gives priorty to purchesor for 35 days
only personal rights under missives

Question 8

SETTLEMENT DELIVERY OF DISP

Answer 8

on delivery purchesor requires further personal rights to add to the personal rights under the missives . thus the disp confers certain contractual rights, NOTABLY WARRINDICE!.
purchesor has the power tpo become owner by simply reg the disp.
by sat concession he can grant dip to somone else

Question 9

reg in land reg

Answer 9

purchesor becomes owner

Question 10

e- conveyaning

Answer 10

ROWA S.1(2) both missives and disp can be electronic. reg can also be electronic . ARTL system. began in 2007.