Handbook of Records in H. M. General Register House, Edinburgh (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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I, Description. - ~the Memorandum should begin with an accurate description Of the subjects to be searched against, so as to enable the searcher to identify the various writs appearing on record applicable thereto. This description should embrace the measure ment, boundaries, and number on plan, or of street. Where, in the course of a progress, an altera tion Of description has occurred, it is advisable that both the original and altered descriptions should be furnished. In the event Of the subjects forming part of a larger area, a short descrip tion Of the larger area ought to be given. This ensures that all burdens upon the larger area, and thereby affecting the subjects Of search, are traced. The description should conclude with the name Of the county in which the property is situated, Or reference should be made to a recorded deed containing an accurate description.

When the subjects are located in Glasgow or its neighbourhood, it is necessary (for reasons given on page 5) to specify the parish.

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