The Burdens form the D section of the Title Register and are made up from the Deeds. This section contains a preamble summarising the nature and parties to the respective Burdens and is then followed by the Burden detail. The detail is considerable, describing the covenants, easements, boundari...
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Looking at the chapters in sequence, the first sees the archaeologist Gordon Noble introducing a number of key themes: the geographical extent of northern Pictland; the impact of Woolf’s 2006 paper; the subsequent recognition of Fortriu and another kingdom – called Ce – as the main northern...
Planned villages were founded throughout Scotland between 1725 and 1850 and attracted a considerable amount of migration into them. It was found that various legal sources including the Particular Register of Sasines, chartulary books in solicitors' and estate offices, and miscellaneous deeds and ...
of Royal Bank of Scotland to "The Royal Bank of Scotland (1727) Limited" and changing the name of the Bank to "The Royal Bank of Scotland public limited company"; and (e) it is expedient that, in connection with the said worldwide merger, the Hong Kong business of Royal Bank of ...
register of funds due to the bank 1773-80 additions to the general ledger 1797-1858 annual statements of the affairs of the bank 1817-54 weekly abstracts of accounts 1836-9 weekly returns of the Bank of England 1844-78 financial accounting papers 1845-1940 ...
Highland Ventures Limited (Applicants) against The Keeper of the Registers of Scotland (Respondent) and Marketing Management Services Limited (Interested Party)- rectification of inaccuracies in the Land Register Case from the Lands Tribunal for Scotland considering an application for rectification of a ...