Debtors (Scotland) Act 1987
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15J Property affected by inhibition on dependence
Where the court grants warrant for diligence by inhibition on the dependence— (a) in a case where the action is brought for specific implement of an obligation— (i) to convey heritable property to the creditor; (ii) to grant in the creditor's favour a real right in security over such property; or (iii) to grant some other right over such property, the court shall limit the property inhibited to that particular property; and (b) in any other case, the court may limit the property inhibited to such property as the court may specify.
15J Property affected by inhibition on dependence
Where the court grants warrant for diligence by inhibition on the dependence— (a) in a case where the action is brought for specific implement of an obligation— (i) to convey heritable property to the creditor; (ii) to grant in the creditor's favour a real right in security over such property; or (iii) to grant some other right over such property, the court shall limit the property inhibited to that particular property; and (b) in any other case, the court may limit the property inhibited to such property as the court may specify.
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