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the Keeper shall notify the Crown Estate Commissioners that he has been so requested. (2) If the Crown Estate Commissioners have- (a)   within one month of receipt of the notification referred to in subsection (1) above, given to the Keeper written notice of their interest, and (b)  within  three  months  of  that  receipt  informed  the  Keeper  in  writing  that  they  are  taking steps to challenge that title, the Keeper shall- (i)    during the prescriptive period, or (ii)   until such time as it appears to the Keeper that the Commissioners are no longer taking steps to challenge that title or that their challenge has been unsuccessful, whichever is the shorter, continue wholly to exclude or, as the case may be, wholly exclude right to indemnity in respect of that person’s entitlement to that foreshore or that right in foreshore. (3) This section, or anything done under it, shall be without prejudice to any other right or remedy available to any person in respect of foreshore or any right in foreshore. PART III SIMPLIFICATION AND EFFECT OF DEEDS Simplification of deeds relating to registered interests 15.-(l) Land in respect of which an interest has been registered shall be sufficiently described in any deed relating to that interest if it is described by reference to the number of the title sheet of that interest, and  accordingly, section 13 of and Schedule G to the Titles  to Land  Consolidation (Scotland) Act 1868, section 61 of the Conveyancing (Scotland) Act 1874, sections 8 and 24(2) of and Schedules D and J to the Conveyancing (Scotland) Act 1924 and Note 1 of Schedule 2 to the Conveyancing and Feudal Reform (Scotland) Act 1970 (sufficiency of description by reference) shall not apply to such a deed. (2) It shall not be necessary in any deed relating to a registered interest in land to insert or refer to any real burden, condition, provision or other matter affecting that interest if that real burden, condition, provision, or other matter has been entered in the title sheet of that interest under section 6(l)(e) of this Act, and, accordingly, in such a case- (a) sections 10 and 146 of and Schedule D to the Titles to Land Consolidation (Scotland) Act 1868, in section 32 of the Conveyancing (Scotland) Act 1874, the words from the beginning to  “shall  be  sufficient”  and  in  section  9  of  the  Conveyancing  (Scotland)  Act  1924,  the proviso to subsection (1), subsections (3) and (4) and Schedule E to the said Act of 1924 (importation of burdens etc. by reference) shall not apply to such a deed; and (b)  such  a  deed  shall  import  for  all  purposes  a  full  insertion  of  the  real  burden,  condition, provision or other matter. (3) It shall not be necessary in any deed relating to a registered interest in land, being a deed referred to  in  section 3  of  the Conveyancing  (Scotland) Act 1924 or section  12 of the Conveyancing and Feudal Reform (Scotland) Act 1970 (dispositions etc. by persons uninfeft), to deduce title, if evidence