Writs Execution (Scotland) Act 1877
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SCHEDULE
At the day of One thousand eight hundred and , the deed herein-after engrossed was presented for registration in the Books of the Lords of Council and Session (or Sheriff Court Books of the county of ) for preservation (or for preservation and execution), and is registered in the said books as follows:— (Insert full copy of the deed; and where the deed is registered for execution, insert warrant for execution as follows:—) And the said Lords grant (or the Sheriff grants, as the case may be) warrant for all lawful execution hereon. Extracted, &c.
SCHEDULE
At the day of One thousand eight hundred and , the deed herein-after engrossed was presented for registration in the Books of the Lords of Council and Session (or Sheriff Court Books of the county of ) for preservation (or for preservation and execution), and is registered in the said books as follows:— (Insert full copy of the deed; and where the deed is registered for execution, insert warrant for execution as follows:—) And the said Lords grant (or the Sheriff grants, as the case may be) warrant for all lawful execution hereon. Extracted, &c.
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