Conveyancing and Feudal Reform (Scotland) Act 1970
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37 Amendment of s. 40 of Act of Act of 1924.
Section 40 of the Act of 1924 (exposure in lots and apportionment of feu-duty etc.) shall be amended as follows— (a) for the words from the beginning to the words “price or prices and,” there shall be substituted the words— (1) The land, or any part thereof, may be exposed to, or offered for, sale either in whole or in lots, and in the former case at such upset price or prices as the creditor may think proper, and in the latter case at the best price that can be reasonably obtained, and (b) at the end there shall be added the following subsections— (2) Where there is a sale as aforesaid in lots, the creditor shall have power to create such rights and impose such duties and conditions as he considers may be reasonably required for the proper management, maintenance and use of any part of the land to be held in common by the owners for the time being of the lots. (3) For the purpose of exercising the power conferred by the last foregoing subsection, a creditor shall have the like right as has a proprietor by virtue of section 32 of the Conveyancing (Scotland) Act 1874 to execute and record to the like effect a deed of declaration of conditions in the manner prescribed by that section. .
37 Amendment of s. 40 of Act of Act of 1924.
Section 40 of the Act of 1924 (exposure in lots and apportionment of feu-duty etc.) shall be amended as follows— (a) for the words from the beginning to the words “price or prices and,” there shall be substituted the words— (1) The land, or any part thereof, may be exposed to, or offered for, sale either in whole or in lots, and in the former case at such upset price or prices as the creditor may think proper, and in the latter case at the best price that can be reasonably obtained, and (b) at the end there shall be added the following subsections— (2) Where there is a sale as aforesaid in lots, the creditor shall have power to create such rights and impose such duties and conditions as he considers may be reasonably required for the proper management, maintenance and use of any part of the land to be held in common by the owners for the time being of the lots. (3) For the purpose of exercising the power conferred by the last foregoing subsection, a creditor shall have the like right as has a proprietor by virtue of section 32 of the Conveyancing (Scotland) Act 1874 to execute and record to the like effect a deed of declaration of conditions in the manner prescribed by that section. .
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