Long Leases (Scotland) Act 1954
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FIRST SCHEDULE Form of Notice to be given by an Occupying Lessee who desires the Grant of a Feu Right under Part I of this Act
Sections 1, 6. (1) Take notice that A.B. (2) as lessee (orsub-lessee,as the case may be) of (3) under lease (orsub-lease) entered into between and dated and recorded (if recorded) (4) requires you to grant a feu right of the said subjects in accordance with the provisions of the Long Leases (Scotland) Act, 1954. Dated this day of , 19 (Signed) A.B. or C.D., W.S., Edinburgh, Solicitor for the said A.B. or E. & F., W.S., Edinburgh, Solicitors for the said A.B. (or as the case may be) Notes (1) To be addressed to the landlord or to the person to whom the rent under the lease is in use to be paid. (2) Name and design the occupying lessee. (3) Describe here the subjects of which a feu right is required by usual name or short description sufficient for identification. (4) Where the occupying lessee is a sub-lessee, add here— “which subjects form the whole (orpart,as the case may be) of the property let under a lease entered into between and dated and recorded (if recorded)”.
FIRST SCHEDULE Form of Notice to be given by an Occupying Lessee who desires the Grant of a Feu Right under Part I of this Act
Sections 1, 6. (1) Take notice that A.B. (2) as lessee (orsub-lessee,as the case may be) of (3) under lease (orsub-lease) entered into between and dated and recorded (if recorded) (4) requires you to grant a feu right of the said subjects in accordance with the provisions of the Long Leases (Scotland) Act, 1954. Dated this day of , 19 (Signed) A.B. or C.D., W.S., Edinburgh, Solicitor for the said A.B. or E. & F., W.S., Edinburgh, Solicitors for the said A.B. (or as the case may be) Notes (1) To be addressed to the landlord or to the person to whom the rent under the lease is in use to be paid. (2) Name and design the occupying lessee. (3) Describe here the subjects of which a feu right is required by usual name or short description sufficient for identification. (4) Where the occupying lessee is a sub-lessee, add here— “which subjects form the whole (orpart,as the case may be) of the property let under a lease entered into between and dated and recorded (if recorded)”.
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