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description of the land in respect of which the feuduty, ground annual or rent is payable); (n)  the claimant has by his fraudulent or careless act or omission caused the loss; (o)  the claim relates to the amount due under a heritable security; (p)  the loss arises from rectification of the register consequential on the making of an order under section 8 of the Law Reform (Miscellaneous Provisions) (Scotland) Act 1985. (4) A refusal or omission by the Keeper to enter into a title sheet - (a)   any over-feuduty or over-rent exigible in respect of a registrable interest; (b)  any right alleged to be a real right on the ground that by virtue of section 6 of this Act he has  no  duty  to  do  so  since  it  is  unenforceable,  shall  not  by  itself  prevent  a  claim  to indemnity under this section. Provisions supplementary to section 12 13.-(1)Subject to any order by the Lands Tribunal for Scotland or the court for the payment of expenses in connection with any claim disposed of by the Lands Tribunal under section 25 of this Act or the court, the Keeper shall reimburse any expenditure reasonably and properly incurred by a person  in  pursuing  a  prima  facie  well-founded  claim  under  section  12  of  this  Act,  whether successful or not. (2) On  settlement  of  any  claim  to  indemnity  under  the  said  section  12,  the  Keeper  shall  be subrogated to all rights which would have been available to the claimant to recover the loss indemnified. (3) The  Keeper  may  require  a  claimant,  as  a  condition  of  payment  of  his  claim,  to  grant,  at  the Keeper’s expense, a formal assignation to the Keeper of the rights mentioned in subsection (2) above. (4) If a claimant to indemnity has by his fraudulent or careless act or omission contributed to the loss in respect of which he claims indemnity, the amount of the indemnity to which he would have been entitled had he not so contributed to his loss shall be reduced proportionately to the extent to which he has so contributed. The foreshore 14.-(l)If- (a) it appears to the Keeper that- (i)    an  interest  in  land  which  is  registered  or  in  respect  of  which  an  application  for registration  has  been  made  consists,  in  whole  or  in  part,  of  foreshore  or  a  right  in foreshore, or might so consist, and (ii)   discounting any other deficiencies in his title in respect of that foreshore or right in foreshore, the person registered or, as the case may be, applying to be registered as entitled to the interest will not have an unchallengeable title in respect of the foreshore or the right in foreshore until prescription against the Crown has fortified his title in that respect, and (b) the Keeper wholly excludes or proposes wholly to exclude rights to indemnity in respect of that persons entitlement to that foreshore, and is requested by that person not to do so,