Conveyancing and Feudal Reform (Scotland) Act 1970
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19A Notice to occupier of calling-up
(1) Where a creditor in a standard security over land or a real right in land used to any extent for residential purposes serves a calling-up notice, he shall serve a notice in conformity with Form BB (notice to occupier) of Schedule 6 to this Act together with a copy of the calling-up notice. (2) Notices under subsection (1) above shall be sent by recorded delivery letter addressed to “The Occupier” at the security subjects. (3) If a creditor fails to comply with subsections (1) and (2) above, the calling-up notice shall be of no effect.
19A Notice to occupier of calling-up
(1) Where a creditor in a standard security over land or a real right in land used to any extent for residential purposes serves a calling-up notice, he shall serve a notice in conformity with Form BB (notice to occupier) of Schedule 6 to this Act together with a copy of the calling-up notice. (2) Notices under subsection (1) above shall be sent by recorded delivery letter addressed to “The Occupier” at the security subjects. (3) If a creditor fails to comply with subsections (1) and (2) above, the calling-up notice shall be of no effect.
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