Glossary of Terms Flashcards

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AFTA 2000

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Abolition of Feudal Tenure (Scot) Act 2000

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appointed day

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28 Nov 2004. the day the feudal system was abolished and property law changed. The subsequent acts came into force.

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vassal

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person who held feudal land of a superior

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traditional document

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A document written on paper or some other tangible
surface. Under ROWA 1995 part 2 such documents are authenticated by
being signed at the end.

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title sheet

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The sheet used in the Land Register as a “title deed” for individual
properties. Held electronically, and divided into four sections: property,
proprietorship, securities and burdens.

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TCA 2003

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Title Conditions (Scot) Act 2003

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TA 2004

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Tenements (Scot) Act 2004

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superior

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The person of whom, in feudal tenure, land was held

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corporeal property

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property which a physical or tangible presence

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deed

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a document which had legal effect

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derivative acquisition

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acquisition of ownership (or other real rights) from an existing owner

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designated day

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8 Dec 2014. The date on which the Land
Registration etc (Scotland) Act 2012 came into force, replacing the Land
Registration (Scotland) Act 1979.

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disposition

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the deed used to transfer ownership of land

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dominium directum

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the feudal estate held by a superior

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dominium utile

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the feudal estate held by a vassal

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dominium

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ownership

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feuduty

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a yearly payment made by the vassal to the superior for the feu

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feu

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a feudal estate in land

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goods

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“all corporeal moveables except money” Sale of Goods Act 1979 s 61(1)

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heritable property

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land and rights relating to land

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incorporeal property

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property that does not have a tangible presence

rights, real and personal

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juridical act

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an act of a person which is intended to have, and does have, legal consequences

e.g making a contract

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liferent

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the right to use a property for the duration on one’s life

proper - real rights
improper - personal

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long lease

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a lease granted for a period over 20 years

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LRA 2012
Land Registration (Scot) Act 2012
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missives of sale
A contract for the sale of land, constituted by letters (“missives”).
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moveable property
property other than land
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original acquisition
Acquisition of ownership (or other real right) without reference to the previous owner.
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over superior
The superior of a superior
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ownership
The strongest of the real rights, this is the right to use and dispose of property
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personal right
A right against a person or a specified group of persons
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real burden
An obligation restricting the use which can be made of land, or requiring of its owner a performance
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real right
right directly in a thing
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register of sasines
the old land register
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SOGA 1979
Sale of Goods Act 1979
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servitude
A real right held by a person as owner of one piece of land to make some limited use of a neighbouring piece of land which belongs to someone else
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ROWA 1995
The Requirements of Writing (Scot) Act 1995
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right in security
A real right in a piece of property held by a creditor in security of money or other debt which is owed to him. If the debt is not paid when it falls due, the security usually allows the creditor to recover the money by selling the property
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The Land Register
The “new” register for land which was established by the Land Registration (Scotland) Act 1979
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encumbrances
Rights burdening land. This includes but is wider than subordinate real rights
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CFRA 1970
Conveyancing and Feudal Reform (Scotland) Act 1970