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Entail (Scotland) Act 1882

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As published

29 Deeds granted under authority of Court to be final.

Any instrument of disentail, disposition, bond and disposition in security, or other deed granted under the authority of the Court in terms of this Act, where the judgment of the Court allowing such deed has not been brought under review of the House of Lords by appeal, or where such judgment has not been brought under reduction upon any relevant ground during the period within which such judgment might have been appealed from, shall, as regards any third parties acting bona fide on the faith thereof, be no longer reducible on any ground of irregularity or non-compliance with the provisions of this Act, but in respect of any such ground of challenge be final and conclusive.

Your change, as a redline

29 Deeds granted under authority of Court to be final.

Any instrument of disentail, disposition, bond and disposition in security, or other deed granted under the authority of the Court in terms of this Act, where the judgment of the Court allowing such deed has not been brought under review of the House of Lords by appeal, or where such judgment has not been brought under reduction upon any relevant ground during the period within which such judgment might have been appealed from, shall, as regards any third parties acting bona fide on the faith thereof, be no longer reducible on any ground of irregularity or non-compliance with the provisions of this Act, but in respect of any such ground of challenge be final and conclusive.

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Who it helps, what it costs, what it fixes. It is what persuades people to support it.

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