heritable property

Such secured lending can be granted for many purposes other than the purchase of heritable property.

The rates are available for heritable property, leases and stocks and shares.

The would-be objector must be either an owner or an occupier of heritable property.

The heritable property was detailed and noted.

At common law in Scotland debts secured on heritable property are themselves heritable.

Anyone purchasing heritable property always insists upon a search in this register to ensure that the seller is not legally prevented from selling.

Extensive involvement in general contractual disputes, debt recovery, and disputes relating to heritable property.

Heritable property House in London.

A coat of arms is incorporeal heritable property, governed, subject to certain specialities, by the general law applicable to such property.

Participants in limited companies who are both Directors and Shareholders have some flexibility in arranging title to heritable properties.

"Singular successor" means someone who became the owner of heritable property by any means other than by inheritance, the most obvious being through purchase.

"It's heritable property, and therefore titular.

The Plaintiff can arrest moveable property and/or inhibit heritable property belonging to the Defendant.

Legal rights only apply to the net moveable estate (money, investments and possessions) and do not extend to the heritable property (land or buildings).

In parliament his efforts were directed towards law reform, especially in the direction of having cheaper and simpler methods for the transfer of heritable property.

As elsewhere in the UK, individuals and their families in Scotland still have to sell heritable property to fund long-term residential care.

The former dealt with heritable property (e.g. buildings, trees, crops) while the latter dealt with other property.

Inhibitions come into their own to devastating effect in the case of Defendants such as house builders who need to sell numerous heritable properties within the foreseeable future.

Realty, or heritable property, on the other hand, was originally inherited in joint tenancy, termed gavelkind, and passed on to the kin group as a whole.

Scottish civil law calls real property "heritable property", and in French-based law, it is called immobilier ("immovable property").

“It seems the Neolithic era introduced heritable property – land and livestock – into Europe, and that wealth inequality got underway when this happened.

The document, issued to the old company's creditors, shows Green paid £1.5 million for "heritable properties", which include Ibrox Stadium and Murray Park training ground.

Heritable property includes land and buildings, whereas moveable property includes title to property which actually physically moves, which would normally pass only on delivery.

As a result of the fief law decreed by Conrad II, Holy Roman Emperor, all fiefs, great and small, became heritable property.

The act was extended to heritable property in Scotland by the Entail Amendment Act 1848, but does not apply to property in Ireland.