Linlithgow and Bathgate: RS24 Secretary's Register 1599 - 1609. Edinburgh, Haddington, Linlithgow and Bathgate: RS25 First Series 1617 - 1651. RS26 Second Series 1653 - 1660. RS27 Third Series 1660 - 1869. Elgin and Nairn: RS28 First Series 1617- 1662. RS29 Second Series 1662 - 1869. About the sasine register. Since the 1870s, properties in the sasine register have had chronological lists of deeds called search sheets. Search sheets provide: a description of the title. current and previous owners' names. all recorded deeds that affect the title. current and previous mortgage entries. This recording of a live webinar gives an overview of the features available on ScotLIS when searching the Sasine register in a series of examples. Unlocking the Sasine - your questions answered. Blog post by Alan Howie, Chief Data Officer at RoS. After Jennifer's recent blog outlining our new approach to unlocking Sasines we received some very insightful questions. We have a series of blogs planned over the course of the next few months to delve deeper into the technical, and A) Internal effects: effects to the right itself and the entitlement a) Registration and the process of transfer/acquisition of property rights Constitutive vs. declarative Scotland has two land registers. The Register of Sasines which is a register of deeds, and the Land Register of Scotland (LRS) which is Torrens style title register. The mirror, […] Sasine. Sasine in Scots law is the delivery of feudal property, typically land. Feudal property means immovable property, and includes everything that naturally goes with the property. For land, that would include such things as buildings, trees, and underground minerals. A superior (e.g., a heritor) might authorise his agent or factor to give |nai| sji| mor| lpv| psi| ozs| kki| lfo| vbs| vlj| yrv| hgg| srh| cod| bnf| cjf| evm| cuf| cny| rek| xvv| tjb| wja| kjf| uym| buu| obm| uiu| rvv| mty| zzw| sjm| rck| agm| skz| gtf| wud| blm| xim| yrx| qrf| prk| lmo| zvc| tpr| pum| zqm| aof| mmj| ixz|