Chapters
	Chapter 1
	Introduction
	Need for Registration
	1617 Act
	Towards RoT
	Changes in Land Law
	Appeals
	Commencement provisions
	Operational areas
	Commencement order
	Chapter 2
	Changes in conveyancing procedures
	Practical effects
	Registrable transactions: First registration
	Transactions not inducing registration
	Valuable consideration
	Deeds unrecorded at operational date
	Subjects straddling boundary of operational area
	Voluntary registration
	Registrable transactions: dealings in egistered interests
	What is registrable
	Noting on the Land Register
	Continued effectiveness of recording in Register of Sasines
	Ranking
	Registration & recording in respect of one deed
	Transactions relating to registered and unregistered interests
	Registration in Land Register and Books of C&S
	Chapter 3
	Introduction
	Transactions which induce FR
	Form 10 Report
	Form 11 Report
	Reports over interests in the Land Register
	Updating land certificate
	Form 12 Report
	Form 13 Report
	Reports over subjects held pro indiviso
	Other methods of obtaining information
	Office copy
	Report to determine if subject is registered
	Search over unregistered land where FR is not completed
	Search over subjects in non-operational areas
	Register of Inhibitions & Adjudications
	Applying for Reports
	Registers Direct
	Pre-registration enquiries
	Chapter 4
	Introduction
	Maps & plans prepared by the Keeper
	Index map
	Title plan & Certificate plan
	Comparing legal title with OS map
	Identification of subjects
	Occupational and title boundaries
	Form P16 & P17
	Application for form 10 report
	Application for registration
	OS map
	Survey instructed by the Keeper
	Where indemnity is excluded
	Boundaries
	Description of registered interest
	Builders developments
	Approved estate layout plans
	Benefits of approved layout plan
	Circumstances in which application may be made
	Application for approval
	Departure from approved plan
	Reference to approved plans
	Deposit of land certificate
	Metrication
	App I: Deed Plan criteria
	App II: P16: Answer 3
	Chapter 5
	Introduction
	Application forms
	Documents & evidence
	Simplification of deeds relating to registered interests
	Outstanding heritable security
	Links in title
	Pro indiviso proprietors
	Leases
	Applications for registration following a compulsory acquisition
	Tenememt properties
	Absorption of interests (consolidation)
	Overriding interests
	Defects in prior recirded titles
	Completion of registration
	Office copies
	Quick copies
	Chapter 6
	Prescription
	Exclusion of indemnity
	Disp a non domino
	Competing titles
	Warrandice
	Destinations
	Adverse entries in ROI
	Matrimonial homes Act
	Ex-facie absolute dispositions
	Adjudication
	Servitudes
	Power of attorney
	Agreement as to common boundary
	Standard securities
	Feudal relationship
	Foreshore
	Kindly tenancies
	Udal tenure
	Liferents
	Minerals
	Natural water boundaries
	Salmon fishings
	Mixed estates
	School sites act 1841
	Crofting
	Chapter 7
	Rectification
	Rectification of inaccuracies   Errors of a minor clerical nature: correction of title sheet   Statutory authority of rectifocation   What constitutes an inaccuracy   Who may apply   When is it possible   Proprietor in possession   Applying   Decrees of reduction and the land register
	Indemnity
	When payable   Qualifications and restrictions   Removal of exclusion of indemnity   Submitting a claim   Expenses   Subrogation and assignation   Right of appeal against rejection of a claim
	Chapter 8
	Introduction
	First Registration
	Presale procedures   Conveyancing procedures   Settlement   Application for registration   Procedure after registration   Transactions commenced before but settled after commencement date
	Registered Interest
	Presale   Conveyancing procedures   Settlement   Application for registration   Procedure after registration