Heritable conveyancing
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Heritable conveyancing
（Conveyancing law and practice in Scotland / by the late John M. Halliday, v. 2）
W. Green, 1997
2nd ed / edited by Iain J.S. Talman
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"Published under the auspices of Scottish Universities Law Institute Ltd."
Includes bibliographical references and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
Halliday's Conveyancing volumes have long been established as the authority on this important subject. The original four volumes were published separately. Iain Talman has now integrated all matters, updating all legislative change and virtually every area of legal powers and capacity. This new edition covers a great number of subjects, in particular European economic interest groupings.
Table of Contents
Volume I:
* Documents of debt
* Various forms of renting
* Creating security over corporeal moveable property
* Changes in company law
* Consultancy agreements
* Duty of care letters
* Changes in taxation
* Changes in law relating to pension schemes
* Contracts of employment (share schemes)
* Agreements for the sale and acquisition of businesses
* Distribution, sole purchaseand franchising agreements
* Intellectual property licences
* Expanded material on trusts (including styles)
* Expanded commentary on larger range of common clauses (e.g. interest and indemnity clauses)
Volume II:
* Creation of feu rights and all sale transactions involving heritable property
* Registration of title and recording of deeds
* Leases (agricultural, residential, commercial and industrial)
* Creation, assignation and discharge of standard securities and floating charges
* Specimen styles
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