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Rights of Way Search

One or more of the enclosed conveyancing searches may be subject to Crown Copyright, and may not be copied, reproduced or redistributed without permission of the Crown.

UK Land Registry Services

Contents:

• Title Register and Burdens for each adjoining property• Title Plan for each adjoining property• Rights of Way Information Guide (page 2 shown)

Scotland

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Registers Direct ­ Land Register: View Title ABN61519

A. PROPERTY SECTION

This is a Quick Copy which reflects the position at the date the Title Sheet was last updated.

It does not have the evidential status of an Office Copy.

B. PROPRIETORSHIP SECTION

This is a Quick Copy which reflects the position at the date the Title Sheet was last updated.

It does not have the evidential status of an Office Copy.

Search Summary Date: 26/03/2010 Time: 15:03:42 Search No.: 2010­05827549 User Reference:

Sasine Search Sheet: 91368

Title Number: ABN61519 Date of First Registration: 21/08/2003 Date Title Sheet updated to:

29/08/2003 Date Land Certificate updated to:

29/08/2003

Hectarage Code: 0 Interest: PROPRIETOR Map Reference: NJ8212

Description:

Subjects 20 KIRKHILL WAY, BLACKBURN, ABERDEEN AB21 0XX edged red on the Title Plan, together with rights of access for all necessary purposes over all roads and

footpaths.

Title Number: ABN67519

Entry Number

Date of Registration

Proprietor Consideration Date of Entry

1 21/08/2003

LEE HILTON and JULIE MARGARET HILTON spouses, 341 North Bridge Drive, Aberdeen, equally between them and the survivor of them.

£96000 31/07/2003

Notes:

1. There are in respect of the subjects in this Title no subsisting occupancy rights, in

terms of the Matrimonial Homes (Family Protection) (Scotland) Act 1981, of spouses of

persons who were formerly entitled to the said subjects.

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C. CHARGES SECTION

This is a Quick Copy which reflects the position at the date the Title Sheet was last updated.

It does not have the evidential status of an Office Copy.

D. BURDENS SECTION

Title Number: ABN61519

Entry Number

Specification Date Of Registration

1

Standard Security by said LEE HILTON and JULIE MARGARET HILTON to HALIFAX plc, a company incorporated under the Companies Acts, (Registered

Number 2367076), Registered Office Trinity Road,

Halifax, West Yorkshire HX1 2RG.

21/08/2003

Title Number: ABN67519 Number of Burdens: 4

Entry Number

Burden Preamble

1 Disposition by John Gordon to Lady Edith Ethel Elphinstone Dalrymple, recorded G.R.S. (Aberdeen) 6 Mar. 1946, of (First) 52.59 acres and (Second) 8.897 acres, of which (Second) subjects the subjects in this Title form part, contains the following burdens

2 Deed of Servitude containing Disposition by Gordon District Council to Grampian Regional Council and their successors and assignees, recorded G.R.S. (Aberdeen) 20 Nov. 1978

3 Feu Disposition by Gordon District Council (who and whose successors are hereinafter referred to as "the Superiors") to Wimpey Homes Holdings Limited and their successors and assignees (hereinafter referred to as "the Feuars"), recorded G.R.S. (Aberdeen) 21 Mar. 1980, of 1.3 hectares, of which the subjects in this Title form part, contains the following burdens

4 Deed of Declaration of Conditions, recorded G.R.S. (Aberdeen) 22 Mar. 1983, by Wimpey Homes Holdings Limited, Proprietor of 1.04 acres, of which the subjects in this Title form part, sets forth and declares burdens &c. in the following terms, viz

Entry Number

Burden Detail

1 Disposition by John Gordon to Lady Edith Ethel Elphinstone Dalrymple, recorded G.R.S. (Aberdeen) 6 Mar. 1946, of (First) 52.59 acres and (Second) 8.897 acres, of which (Second) subjects the subjects in this Title form part, contains the following burdens: Reserving always to me and my successors and the disponees of me or my predecessors the right to use for the water supply, drainage and sewerage of the lands of which the subjects hereby disponed form part any existing water sources, water courses, water pipes and connections, drains and sewers in or under the lands hereby disponed with the right of access for the maintenance or renewal or alteration of levels thereof upon payment of any surface damages thereby

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occasioned.

Entry Number

Burden Detail

2 Deed of Servitude containing Disposition by Gordon District Council to Grampian Regional Council and their successors and assignees, recorded G.R.S. (Aberdeen) 20 Nov. 1978: A heritable and irredeemable right of access for the purpose of laying and maintaining a one hundred and fifty millimetre P.V.C. storm sewer or such other storm water drain as the Regional Council may think fit serving Kinellar School Extension and discharging into the said Black Burn to the East of the said School: BUT DECLARING that these presents are granted with and under the following conditions, namely, (First) Should we, the said Gordon District Council or our successors or assignees plant a screen belt of trees over the area under which said storm water drain is laid, we and our foresaids shall be free of liability in respect of damage which such trees or roots may cause to the said storm water drain, DECLARING ALWAYS that (One) We and our foresaids shall plant such trees to the sight and satisfaction of the said Regional Council (Two) We and our foresaids shall take all reasonable care to ensure that such trees do not cause any damage to the said storm water drain, and (Three) Should the said Regional Council intimate to us or our foresaids at any time that any tree is causing or is likely to cause damage to the said storm water drain, we or our foresaids will forthwith remove such tree; (Second) The said Regional Council shall free and relieve us and our foresaids of all claims which may arise as a direct result of the existence of the said storm water drain; (Third) The said Regional Council will make good to us or our foresaids any damage which is directly attributable to the laying and maintaining of the said storm water drain, all to the sight and satisfaction of our Director of Technical Services or our foresaids as the case may be; and (Fourth) In the event of any dispute arising in regard to the terms, interpretation and effect of these presents, then the matter in dispute shall be referred to the decision of a single independent expert to be chosen, failing agreement between the parties, by the Sheriff Principal of Grampian, Highland and Islands at Aberdeen, and the awards and decrees, interim and final, of such independent expert shall be binding on the parties hereto.

Entry Number Burden Detail

3 Feu Disposition by Gordon District Council (who and whose successors are hereinafter referred to as "the Superiors") to Wimpey Homes Holdings Limited and their successors and assignees (hereinafter referred to as "the Feuars"), recorded G.R.S. (Aberdeen) 21 Mar. 1980, of 1.3 hectares, of which the subjects in this Title form part, contains the following burdens: (One) The Feuars shall be bound to use the subjects hereby disponed only for the erection of private dwellinghouses with usual offices and for no other purpose whatever except with the prior written consent of the Superiors; (Two) The said dwellinghouses and offices shall be erected to such design and according to such layout as may be approved by the Superiors in their capacity as Local Planning Authority; (Three) Driveways and pavement crossings shall be constructed with each dwelling and at least one off­street parking place and one garage or one garage site shall be provided per dwelling; Declaring that driveways shall be surfaced with tarmacadam, concrete or concrete slabs and shall be of a gradient not exceeding one in ten; (Four) The Feuars shall be bound to provide and plant not less than two

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standard deciduous trees of a minimum height of two metres each per dwelling, which trees shall be planted to the sight and satisfaction of the Superiors either within areas of public open space or within the garden space of the individual dwellings; Declaring that the protection, maintenance and, if necessary, replacement of trees planted within garden space shall be an express burden upon the owners from time to time of said garden space; (Five) The Feuars shall be bound to provide and equip a children's play area to the sight and satisfaction of the Superiors within the subjects hereby disponed; Declaring that on the satisfactory completion of same the future maintenance thereof shall become the responsibility of the Superiors as the appropriate Local Authority in accordance with their normal terms and conditions in regard thereto; (Six) The Feuars shall be bound to construct within the subjects hereby disponed and to the adoption standards of the appropriate Highways Authority (a) the necessary footpath along the south side of Bishop Forbes Crescent so far as abutting on and ex adverso the subjects hereby disponed (b) a two metre wide footpath linking the houses to be erected on the subjects hereby disponed to the adjoining Kinellar Primary School area along such route as may be approved by the Superiors in their capacity as Local Planning Authority, and (c) any further roads and footpaths which may be required within the subjects hereby disponed and the Feuars shall be responsible for the maintenance of all said roads and footpaths until such time as the responsibility therefor is taken over by the said Highways Authority; Declaring that without prejudice to the foregoing the Superiors have arranged with Grampian Regional Council as the appropriate Authority for the provision and future maintenance of the carriageway of the said Bishop Forbes Crescent as at present laid out and lying outwith the subjects hereby disponed; (Seven) The Superiors accept no responsibility of any kind with regard to the provision and future maintenance of sewerage, water, electricity, gas, telephone and other services but the Feuars shall be bound at their own sole expense to make their own arrangements in regard thereto with the respective appropriate Authorities and there are specifically reserved to the respective Authorities wayleaves for all telephone cables, electricity cables, sewers, storm water drains, water pipes and others at present passing in, over, under or through the subjects hereby disponed or any part thereof; (Eight) The Feuars are expressly prohibited from carrying on or permitting to be carried on upon the subjects hereby disponed or in or from any of the dwellinghouses or other buildings erected or to be erected thereon any business, profession, trade or works or anything which may be deemed to be a nuisance or injurious to the enjoyment of the subjects hereby disponed or any part thereof or of any of the dwellinghouses erected or to be erected thereon for private residential purposes; Declaring without prejudice to the foregoing generality that no part of the subjects hereby disponed nor of any buildings erected or to be erected thereon shall be used for the sale or supply of alcoholic liquors; (Nine) In the event of the Feuars failing to implement and fulfil any of the conditions herein set forth or referred to, the subjects hereby disponed together with the whole buildings then erected thereon shall revert and belong to the Superiors as if these presents had never been granted and these presents with all that may follow hereon shall become null and void without prejudice to the Feuars purging said irritancy at any time before the recording of an extract decree of declarator of irritancy.

Entry Number

Burden Detail

4 Deed of Declaration of Conditions, recorded G.R.S. (Aberdeen) 22 Mar.

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1983, by Wimpey Homes Holdings Limited, Proprietor of 1.04 acres, of which the subjects in this Title form part, sets forth and declares burdens &c. in the following terms, viz: (First) There shall be reserved from the areas of ground to be feued or disponed by us but subject always to the terms of the Coal Act 1938 and Coal Industry Nationalisation Act 1946, the whole coal, shale, limestone, marl, ironstone, clay, freestone, slate, marble and other stone, and all other mines, minerals and fossils, though not hereinbefore specially enumerated within and under the said area of ground WITH FULL POWER and LIBERTY to the owners thereof, but without entering on the surface of the said area of ground, to search for, work, win, raise, calcine, manufacture and carry away the said minerals and others and to do everything necessary for all or any of these purposes; DECLARING that the owners thereof shall be bound to make payment to the feuars or disponees of all damage which may be occasioned to the surface of the said area of ground or the buildings erected or to be erected thereon as such damage shall, failing agreement, be ascertained by arbitration; (Second) The lots of ground so feued or disponed shall be used solely for the purpose of the erection on each of the said lots of not more than one dwellinghouse, with relative offices and, if desired, one garage only thereon; should said garage be erected on the site shown on our Estate layout plan approved by the Planning Authority the plans of said garage shall be submitted only to the Local Authority for Building Bye­Law approval and planning permission before erection but should said garage be erected on another location within the lot, the plans of said garage shall be submitted to us for prior written approval or otherwise and also where necessary to the Local Authority for Building Bye­Law approval and planning permission; (Third) The said houses shall be used solely as private dwellinghouses and for no other purpose whatsoever and none of the said houses shall ever in any way be subdivided or occupied by more than one family at a time and no additional buildings of any description shall be erected on said lots of ground without the consent of us or our foresaids and (where necessary) of the Buildings Bye­Law and Planning Authorities and no alterations or additions shall be made on or to the buildings erected or to be erected without the written consent of conterminous proprietors and (where necessary) of the Building Bye­Law and Planning Authorities, but should the consent of the conterminous proprietors in our opinion be unreasonably withheld or delayed the proposed alteration or addition shall be considered by us whole decision shall be final and binding on the respective feuars or disponees; All the ground of each lot shall so far as not occupied by buildings as aforesaid, be used as ornamental or garden ground in front and at the sides and as such, or as greens for drying clothes at the back, all in connection with the said dwellinghouses and for no other purpose whatsoever and shall be kept in a neat and tidy condition in all time coming; BUT DECLARING that where a specific area within any lot has been set aside by us for the purpose of drying clothes then this area alone shall be used for such purpose and the remaining area of said unbuilt on ground shall be used as ornamental or garden ground only; (Fourth) No van, trailer or commercial vehicle shall be parked within any lot; a caravan shall be permitted to be parked within any lot only with our prior written consent and that only if it is to be suitably sited to our entire satisfaction, it being hereby declared that we shall be sole judges as to whether or not a caravan is proposed to be suitably sited and our judgement shall be final and we reserve the right to refuse permission for the parking of any particular caravan within any lot; no vehicle shall be parked on the said ground in front of the building line, except that where there is a garage drive or parking space laid out by us and approved by the Planning Authority this may be used for the parking of one private car;

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(Fifth) Parties occupying the said houses are hereby expressly prohibited from carrying on in or on the said lots without the written consent of us or our foresaids any trade, business or profession and that whether or not such trade, business or profession might in ordinary circumstances be deemed incidental or natural to the ordinary residential use of said houses and notwithstanding any rule or law to the contrary and said prohibitions against using the said lots for trade, business or professional purposes shall apply whether or not parties other than the proprietor of the particular house shall have a contractual right to use the said house for, or in connection with, or arising out of such trade, business or professional uses and none of the said houses shall be used or other buildings be erected on the subjects feued or disponed for the sale of any wine or spirits or other excisable liquors nor for the making and manufacturing of any goods for sale; no board, card, plate or advertising notice of any kind shall be placed on the houses, ground, parapet walls or gates without or written consent; DECLARING that said prohibitions shall apply to all members of the household or other persons occupying said houses and including also tenants and assignees and others and nothing may be done on the said lots of ground or in the said houses to be erected thereon that may in the opinion of us and our foresaids be deemed a nuisance or occasion disturbance to co­feuars, co­disponees or their tenants or assignees; (Sixth) Divisional fences, walls and retaining walls between adjoining lots of ground shall be erected as to one half on each of the adjoining lots and shall thereafter be maintained by the adjoining feuars or disponees jointly in all time coming and the proprietors quoad their respective lots shall relieve us of all claims in respect of mutual fences, walls or retaining walls; DECLARING, however, that no divisional fences, walls or retaining walls (other than those erected by us) shall be erected or permitted in front of the building line without the prior written approval of us and, if necessary, of the Building Bye­Law and Planning Authorities; no alteration shall be made to said divisional fences, walls or retaining walls without our prior written consent; no boundary fences or walls fronting the respective lots towards the street or footpath bounding same (other than those erected by us) shall be permitted without the prior written approval of us (which approval will be given only in respect of a standard design and pattern) and, if necessary, of the Building Bye­Law and Planning Authorities; no walls, fences, trellis work, ornamental fencing or draught board fencing shall be erected or permitted along the divisional fences, walls or retaining walls in front of the building line but such walls, fences, trellis work, ornamental fencing and draught board fencing shall be permitted to the rear of the building line provided same do not exceed five feet six inches in height and are approved in writing prior to erection by the conterminous proprietor or proprietors, but should such approval be unreasonably withheld or delayed the proposal for erection thereof shall be considered by us where decision shall be final and binding on the respective feuars or disponees; DECLARING, however, that the divisional fences, walls or retaining walls shall not be used in any way as a support or strengthening for such walls, fences, trellis work, ornamental fencing or draught board fencing; (Seventh) Where the dwellinghouse erected on any particular lot is semi­detached, terraced or flatted the mutual gable between that house and the adjoining house shall be maintained at the mutual expense of the adjoining proprietors, and where a garage has been erected by us having a gable wall in common with that of an adjoining dwellinghouse or garage such gable wall shall be mutual and shall be maintained at the mutual expense of the adjoining proprietors; DECLARING that where a house or a garage is built on or near the boundary between two adjoining lots the lot adjoining the lot with the house or garage thereon is hereby burdened with a heritable

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and irredeemable servitude right of access for the purpose of maintenance, repair or renewal of said house or garage and that in favour of the owner of said house or garage, subject always to the latter being obliged to make good all damage to the surface occasioned thereby; (Eighth) Where a screen wall or fence or retaining wall has been constructed by us, and where trees, shrubs et cetera have been planted or are about to be planted by us in the garden ground of any of the dwellinghouses the proprietors of the same shall be bound to maintain the said screen walls or fences or retaining walls and said trees in proper order in all time coming and we shall be allowed all necessary rights of access to each individual lot before or after occupation of said houses for the purpose of erecting said screen walls, fences or retaining walls or for planting said trees; (Ninth) WHEREAS all necessary roads, footpaths, off­street parking areas, sewers and drains shall in the first instance be constructed by us or our agents or contractors the same shall be maintained by the feuars or disponees to the satisfaction of us or our foresaids in all time coming or until the same are taken over by the appropriate Local Authority or other public body and the respective feuars or disponees shall have a heritable and irredeemable servitude right of access over said roads, footpaths and off­street parking areas for all necessary purposes; DECLARING that where parts of the separate lots of ground to be feued off or disposed form part of a footpath the said parts of the said lots of ground shall be burdened with a heritable and irredeemable servitude right of access, wayleave and tolerance in favour of all the proprietors having access to the said lots of ground by said footpath; (Tenth) Where two or more houses are served by the same sewer or drain (hereinafter called "the common sewer or drain") by the same rhone and down pipe (hereinafter called "the common rhone or down pipe") and/or by the same water pipe (hereinafter called "the common water pipe") and the common sewer or drain is not taken over by the appropriate Local Authority, the whole of the respective common sewer or drain, common rhone and down pipe and common water pipe will be owned by the owners of each house served by the same in common and the following provisions will apply thereto (Primo) the expense of cleaning, maintaining or renewing the common sewer or drain, common rhone and down pipe and common water pipe shall be shared equally by the owners of the houses using same; (Secundo) the expense of cleaning, maintaining or renewing the respective branch pipes leading from the said houses to the common sewer or drain and/or common water pipe shall be borne solely by the individual owners of the respective houses, specifically declaring that in the event of a blockage occurring at the junction of any such branch pipe with the common sewer or drain and/or common water pipe it shall be the responsibility of the owner of the house served by such branch pipe to have such blockage cleared and that at his or her sole expense; (Tertio) the respective plot or plots through which the common sewer or drain, common rhone and down pipe and the common water pipe pass is hereby burdened with a servitude right of wayleave therefor and that in favour of the parties using same who shall be entitled to access thereto when required for the purpose of inspecting, maintaining or renewing the same, but subject always to the parties obtaining access making good and restoring all damage to the surface occasioned thereby; it being hereby declared that the servitudes hereinmentioned and the rights conferred hereby are to apply ipso facto to the respective lots without specific mention thereof in the individual conveyances of said lots to be hereafter granted; and (Quarto) in the event of the owner of the plot of ground through which the common sewer or drain and/or common water pipe pass erecting a building or buildings thereover, he shall be bound to protect or re­lay same to the satisfaction of the Local Authority at his own

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expense; With regard to ground which we or our successors do not feu out or convey for private ownership by individual feuars or disponees such ground may be laid out as open space or amenity ground (hereinafter referred to as "the said amenity ground") and that in such way or manner and with such access roads and paths as we in our sole discretion think proper and the following provisions and conditions shall apply in relation to the said amenity ground including said access roads and paths and parking; (Primo) The said amenity ground shall be maintained by the feuars or disponees to the entire satisfaction of us and our successors foresaid and for that purpose the Committee of Management aftermentioned shall in each calendar year ending at the term of Martinmas collect from each feuar or disponee an annual sum (not exceeding Twenty Pounds in the first year) to defray the cost of maintaining the said amenity ground and without prejudice to the foregoing generality, the said Committee may expend the same in maintaining all the paths, parking stances, drains or other services within the said amenity ground, all walks, gates and fences therein or thereon so far as not maintainable by the feuars or disponees themselves in payment of lighting charges, of wages of gardeners or others employed by the said Committee in keeping up or laying out the ornamental ground, of the cost of all plants, shrubs or trees and materials planted or used in connection with the said ornamental ground, in defraying the depreciation on machinery employed for such purpose and generally meeting any costs properly incurred by the said Committee in maintaining the said amenity ground; and balance of the charges not so expended in any year shall be carried forward and applied for the foregoing purposes in ensuing years; (Secundo) On completion of the development of the said area of 1.04 acres or thereby (known or to be known as "Kirkhill Park Estate, Part 2 (Extension)") or at such other date as we may decide we shall be entitled on giving three weeks previous notice in writing of our intention so to do, to call a meeting of all feuars or disponees then permitted the use and enjoyment of the said amenity ground being an inaugural meeting for the purpose of forming an association to be known as "Kirkhill Park, Part 2 (Extension) Estate Association" in accordance with the Constitution hereinafter written and of appointing the Committee of Management therein referred to; In the event of failure of such meeting to form such Association or appoint such Committee we or our foresaids shall be entitled to appoint such feuars or disponees as we may select to be Trustees for the body of feuars or disponees and to carry out the duties of the said Committee; the feuars or disponees by acceptance of their respective titles shall be held to have constituted the said Committee their Factors and Agents for maintaining the said amenity ground; (Tertio) Without prejudice to the foregoing provisions the said Constitution with any modification thereof duly adopted in terms thereof shall be deemed to be part of these presents and shall be binding on the feuars or disponees to the same effect as if the same had been incorporated in these presents and any amenity levy imposed on the feuars or disponees as members of the said Association is hereby constituted a real burden on their respective feus or conveyances; and (Quarto) The Constitution of the said Association shall be:­ "(One) the name of the Association is "Kirkhill Park, Part 2 (Extension) Estate Association"; (Two) the object of the Association is to maintain to the satisfaction of us and our foresaids the said amenity ground of Kirkhill Park Estate, Part 2 (Extension); (Three) the members of the Association shall be all feuars or disponees of Wimpey Homes Holdings Limited who shall, in terms of their title, have permission to use the said amenity ground; (Four) at the inaugural meeting of the Association to be called by Wimpey Homes Holdings Limited in terms of the members' titles and at every subsequent annual meeting the

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members shall select a Committee of not less than three and not more than seven members to hold office until the next annual meeting; the Committee shall select its own Chairman; Members of the Committee for the time being shall be Trustees ex officio of the Association; they shall be eligible for re­ election; (Five) the management of the affairs and funds of the Association shall be vested in the Committee; (Six) an Annual meeting of the Association shall be held in the calendar year following the year of the inaugural meeting and in every subsequent year, to elect the Committee, approve the accounts and to transact the business of the Association; the Committee may at any time call a Special Meeting of the Association; at the inaugural and every subsequent Annual Meeting the members shall fix the amenity levy payable by every member of the Association for the next succeeding year following such meeting which shall be payable in advance on the 1 January in each year or otherwise as the Committee shall determine; (Seven) the Committee shall give seven days' prior notice in writing to every member of their intention to hold the Annual or a Special Meeting; (Eight) at every meeting each member present shall have one vote provided that where a title to a house is vested in two or more joint or pro indiviso owners the first named owner shall have one vote to the exclusion of the other owner or owners of such house; and (Nine) the Constitution of the Association may be altered at any meeting provided that notice of any proposed amendment shall have been included in the notice calling such meeting and that such amendment is approved in writing by us; In the event of our making a motion to have the Local Authority adopt responsibility for the maintenance of the said amenity ground, or any part thereof, the Association shall be bound to concur for their interest and the respective interest of each member in said motion"; DECLARING that there is hereby retained power to us and our foresaids when the development of the said building estate is completed to execute and record a Supplementary Deed of Conditions defining and describing the extent and boundaries of the said amenity ground; (Eleventh) In the event of the Local Authority, the Post Office or any Statutory Undertaker in exercise of their powers respectively deciding to erect any pylon, lamp standard or telegraph pole or jointing posts or overhead cables or to lay cables, sewers, drains, pipes or water mains within the ground of any of the said lots such rights may be exercised by them without any liability on our part; (Twelfth) The feuars or disponees quoad their respective feus or conveyances shall relieve us of all rates, taxes, assessments and other impositions whether parliamentary, municipal, parochial or otherwise as and from their respective dates of entry; (Thirteenth) There shall be reserved to us and our successors as proprietors of the said area of ground full power and liberty to us and our foresaids the right (a) to make and maintain connection with any existing drains, sewers, electric cables, gas and water mains within the said area of ground together with all necessary rights of access for this purpose and for the purpose of maintenance and renewal thereafter subject always to an obligation to restore the surface of the ground damaged thereby; (b) to grant servitude rights of wayleave over the said lots of ground in favour of the respective feuars or disponees, adjoining proprietors to the aforesaid area of ground or to Statutory Undertakers to make and maintain connection with any existing drains, sewers, electric cables, gas or water mains within the said area of ground together with all necessary rights of access for this purpose and for the purpose of maintenance and renewal thereafter subject always to an obligation to restore the surface of the ground damaged thereby; (Fourteenth) The proprietors, tenants and occupiers of the said houses are hereby expressly prohibited from keeping poultry, ducks, pigeons, rabbits, bees or other livestock or from breeding dogs within each lot and such

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This is a Quick Copy which reflects the position at the date the Title Sheet was last updated.

It does not have the evidential status of an Office Copy.

This is an electronic Watermarked Copy

proprietors, tenants and occupiers shall not be entitled to keep more than one dog within each lot and then only provided that such dog shall not prove a nuisance to adjoining feuars, disponees or proprietors; (Fifteenth) The respective feuars or disponees and their foresaids shall be bound to insure against loss by fire with some reputable Insurance Company for the full replacement value of their respective subjects and to produce to us or our foresaids from time to time when required, the Policies of Insurance and the termly receipts for payment of the premiums and in the event of any of the said houses or any part thereof being destroyed or damaged by fire the respective feuars or disponees shall be bound to restore within one year after such destruction or damage the said dwellinghouse to the value thereof immediately prior to such destruction or damage and the whole sums to be received from the Insurance Company shall be expended at the sight of us or our foresaids in re­erecting said buildings or repairing the damage done by such fire and the said buildings shall be re­erected or restored so as to be in all respects consistent with the conditions above specified, the new plan or plans and specifications being first exhibited and approved by us and our foresaids; (Sixteenth) The feuars or disponees shall be bound to make the Feu Dispositions or Dispositions and the Title Deeds of their respective lots of ground furthcoming to us and our foresaids for a reasonable time on all necessary occasions when required, and that free of expense to us and our foresaids; (Seventeenth) IT IS HEREBY EXPRESSLY PROVIDED AND DECLARED that there is hereby retained power to us and our foresaids to make whatever alterations or deviations we may consider proper upon any of the plans of the said lots of ground or even to depart entirely therefrom and we expressly reserve to ourselves the right to alter or modify in whole or in part the foregoing conditions and in the event of our or their doing so the feuars or disponees shall have no right or title to object thereto and shall have no claim in respect thereof; AND IT IS LASTLY EXPRESSLY PROVIDED AND DECLARED that if any of the feuars or disponees or their foresaids shall contravene or fail to implement any of the reservations, burdens, conditions, provisions, declarations and others herein written the lot of ground in respect of which there is a contravention or failure as above mentioned shall, in the option of us or our foresaids with all buildings that may have been erected thereon, revert and belong to us or our foresaids. Note: The foregoing Deed of Conditions contains a declaration that Section 17 of the Land Registration (Scotland) Act 1979 is not to apply. The conditions therein have been made real in respect of the subjects in this Title by being imported by reference in a subsequent deed.

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Registers Direct ­ Land Register: View Title ABN36738

A. PROPERTY SECTION

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B. PROPRIETORSHIP SECTION

Search Summary Date: 26/03/2010 Time: 15:01:29 Search No.: 2010­05827491 User Reference:

Sasine Search Sheet: 85678

Title Number: ABN36738 Date of First Registration: 11/11/1999 Date Title Sheet updated to:

17/07/2008 Date Land Certificate updated to:

Hectarage Code: 0 Interest: PROPRIETOR Map Reference: NJ8212

Description:

Subjects 18 KIRKHILL WAY, BLACKBURN, ABERDEEN AB21 0XX edged red on the Title Plan.

Notes:

1. The minerals are excepted. The conditions under which the minerals are held are set

out in the Deed of Conditions in Entry 3 of the Burdens Section.

Title Number: ABN36438

Entry Number

Date of Registration Proprietor Consideration

Date of Entry

1 18/02/2004

DARREN JOHN BEVEN and KERRY­ANN TODMORDEN both 18 Kirkhill Way, Blackburn, Aberdeen, equally between them and the survivor of them.

Certain Good and Onerous Causes

21/01/2004

Notes:

1. There are in respect of the subjects in this Title no subsisting occupancy rights, in

terms of the Matrimonial Homes (Family Protection) (Scotland) Act 1981, of spouses of

persons who were formerly entitled to the said subjects.

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C. CHARGES SECTION

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D. BURDENS SECTION

2. There are in respect of the subjects in this Title no subsisting occupancy rights, in

terms of the Civil Partnership Act 2004, of partners of persons who were formerly

entitled to the said subjects.

Title Number: ABN36438

Entry Number

Specification Date Of Registration

1

Standard Security for £59000 and further sums by said

DARREN JOHN BEVEN and KERRY­ANN TODMORDEN to GOVERNOR AND COMPANY OF THE BANK OF IRELAND a

Company incorporated by Charter under the laws of Ireland

with registered number C­1, registered office at Lower

Baggot Street, Dublin 2, Ireland and carrying on business

as BRISTOL & WEST MORTGAGES PO Box 27, 1 Temple

Quay, Bristol BS99 7AX.

03/06/2008

Title Number: ABN36438 Number of Burdens: 3

Entry Number

Burden Preamble

1 Disposition by John Gordon to Lady Edith Ethel Elphinstone Dalrymple, recorded G.R.S. (Aberdeen) 6 Mar. 1946, of (First) 52.59 acres and (Second) 8.897 acres, of which (Second) subjects the subjects in this Title form part, contains the following burdens

2 Deed of Servitude containing Disposition by Gordon District Council to Grampian Regional Council and their successors and assignees, recorded G.R.S. (Aberdeen) 20 Nov. 1978

3 Deed of Declaration of Conditions, recorded G.R.S. (Aberdeen) 22 Mar. 1983, by Wimpey Homes Holdings Limited, Proprietor of 1.04 acres, of which the subjects in this Title form part, sets forth and declares burdens &c. in the following terms, viz

Entry Number

Burden Detail

1 Disposition by John Gordon to Lady Edith Ethel Elphinstone Dalrymple, recorded G.R.S. (Aberdeen) 6 Mar. 1946, of (First) 52.59 acres and (Second) 8.897 acres, of which (Second) subjects the subjects in this Title form part, contains the following burdens: Reserving always to me and my

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successors and the disponees of me or my predecessors the right to use for the water supply, drainage and sewerage of the lands of which the subjects hereby disponed form part any existing water sources, water courses, water pipes and connections, drains and sewers in or under the lands hereby disponed with the right of access for the maintenance or renewal or alteration of levels thereof upon payment of any surface damages thereby occasioned.

Entry Number Burden Detail

2 Deed of Servitude containing Disposition by Gordon District Council to Grampian Regional Council and their successors and assignees, recorded G.R.S. (Aberdeen) 20 Nov. 1978: A heritable and irredeemable right of access for the purpose of laying and maintaining a one hundred and fifty millimetre P.V.C. storm sewer or such other storm water drain as the Regional Council may think fit serving Kinellar School Extension and discharging into the said Black Burn to the East of the said School: BUT DECLARING that these presents are granted with and under the following conditions, namely, (First) Should we, the said Gordon District Council or our successors or assignees plant a screen belt of trees over the area under which said storm water drain is laid, we and our foresaids shall be free of liability in respect of damage which such trees or roots may cause to the said storm water drain, DECLARING ALWAYS that (One) We and our foresaids shall plant such trees to the sight and satisfaction of the said Regional Council (Two) We and our foresaids shall take all reasonable care to ensure that such trees do not cause any damage to the said storm water drain, and (Three) Should the said Regional Council intimate to us or our foresaids at any time that any tree is causing or is likely to cause damage to the said storm water drain, we or our foresaids will forthwith remove such tree; (Second) The said Regional Council shall free and relieve us and our foresaids of all claims which may arise as a direct result of the existence of the said storm water drain; (Third) The said Regional Council will make good to us or our foresaids any damage which is directly attributable to the laying and maintaining of the said storm water drain, all to the sight and satisfaction of our Director of Technical Services or our foresaids as the case may be; and (Fourth) In the event of any dispute arising in regard to the terms, interpretation and effect of these presents, then the matter in dispute shall be referred to the decision of a single independent expert to be chosen, failing agreement between the parties, by the Sheriff Principal of Grampian, Highland and Islands at Aberdeen, and the awards and decrees, interim and final, of such independent expert shall be binding on the parties hereto.

Entry Number

Burden Detail

3 Deed of Declaration of Conditions, recorded G.R.S. (Aberdeen) 22 Mar. 1983, by Wimpey Homes Holdings Limited, Proprietor of 1.04 acres, of which the subjects in this Title form part, sets forth and declares burdens &c. in the following terms, viz: (First) There shall be reserved from the areas of ground to be feued or disponed by us but subject always to the terms of the Coal Act 1938 and Coal Industry Nationalisation Act 1946, the whole coal, shale, limestone, marl, ironstone, clay, freestone, slate, marble and other stone, and all other mines, minerals and fossils, though not hereinbefore specially enumerated within and under the said area of ground WITH FULL POWER and LIBERTY to the owners thereof, but without entering on the

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surface of the said area of ground, to search for, work, win, raise, calcine, manufacture and carry away the said minerals and others and to do everything necessary for all or any of these purposes; DECLARING that the owners thereof shall be bound to make payment to the feuars or disponees of all damage which may be occasioned to the surface of the said area of ground or the buildings erected or to be erected thereon as such damage shall, failing agreement, be ascertained by arbitration; (Second) The lots of ground so feued or disponed shall be used solely for the purpose of the erection on each of the said lots of not more than one dwellinghouse, with relative offices and, if desired, one garage only thereon; should said garage be erected on the site shown on our Estate layout plan approved by the Planning Authority the plans of said garage shall be submitted only to the Local Authority for Building Bye­Law approval and planning permission before erection but should said garage be erected on another location within the lot, the plans of said garage shall be submitted to us for prior written approval or otherwise and also where necessary to the Local Authority for Building Bye­Law approval and planning permission; (Third) The said houses shall be used solely as private dwellinghouses and for no other purpose whatsoever and none of the said houses shall ever in any way be subdivided or occupied by more than one family at a time and no additional buildings of any description shall be erected on said lots of ground without the consent of us or our foresaids and (where necessary) of the Buildings Bye­Law and Planning Authorities and no alterations or additions shall be made on or to the buildings erected or to be erected without the written consent of conterminous proprietors and (where necessary) of the Building Bye­Law and Planning Authorities, but should the consent of the conterminous proprietors in our opinion be unreasonably withheld or delayed the proposed alteration or addition shall be considered by us whole decision shall be final and binding on the respective feuars or disponees; All the ground of each lot shall so far as not occupied by buildings as aforesaid, be used as ornamental or garden ground in front and at the sides and as such, or as greens for drying clothes at the back, all in connection with the said dwellinghouses and for no other purpose whatsoever and shall be kept in a neat and tidy condition in all time coming; BUT DECLARING that where a specific area within any lot has been set aside by us for the purpose of drying clothes then this area alone shall be used for such purpose and the remaining area of said unbuilt on ground shall be used as ornamental or garden ground only; (Fourth) No van, trailer or commercial vehicle shall be parked within any lot; a caravan shall be permitted to be parked within any lot only with our prior written consent and that only if it is to be suitably sited to our entire satisfaction, it being hereby declared that we shall be sole judges as to whether or not a caravan is proposed to be suitably sited and our judgement shall be final and we reserve the right to refuse permission for the parking of any particular caravan within any lot; no vehicle shall be parked on the said ground in front of the building line, except that where there is a garage drive or parking space laid out by us and approved by the Planning Authority this may be used for the parking of one private car; (Fifth) Parties occupying the said houses are hereby expressly prohibited from carrying on in or on the said lots without the written consent of us or our foresaids any trade, business or profession and that whether or not such trade, business or profession might in ordinary circumstances be deemed incidental or natural to the ordinary residential use of said houses and notwithstanding any rule or law to the contrary and said prohibitions against using the said lots for trade, business or professional purposes shall apply whether or not parties other than the proprietor of the particular house shall have a contractual right to use the said house for, or in connection with, or

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arising out of such trade, business or professional uses and none of the said houses shall be used or other buildings be erected on the subjects feued or disponed for the sale of any wine or spirits or other excisable liquors nor for the making and manufacturing of any goods for sale; no board, card, plate or advertising notice of any kind shall be placed on the houses, ground, parapet walls or gates without or written consent; DECLARING that said prohibitions shall apply to all members of the household or other persons occupying said houses and including also tenants and assignees and others and nothing may be done on the said lots of ground or in the said houses to be erected thereon that may in the opinion of us and our foresaids be deemed a nuisance or occasion disturbance to co­feuars, co­disponees or their tenants or assignees; (Sixth) Divisional fences, walls and retaining walls between adjoining lots of ground shall be erected as to one half on each of the adjoining lots and shall thereafter be maintained by the adjoining feuars or disponees jointly in all time coming and the proprietors quoad their respective lots shall relieve us of all claims in respect of mutual fences, walls or retaining walls; DECLARING, however, that no divisional fences, walls or retaining walls (other than those erected by us) shall be erected or permitted in front of the building line without the prior written approval of us and, if necessary, of the Building Bye­Law and Planning Authorities; no alteration shall be made to said divisional fences, walls or retaining walls without our prior written consent; no boundary fences or walls fronting the respective lots towards the street or footpath bounding same (other than those erected by us) shall be permitted without the prior written approval of us (which approval will be given only in respect of a standard design and pattern) and, if necessary, of the Building Bye­Law and Planning Authorities; no walls, fences, trellis work, ornamental fencing or draught board fencing shall be erected or permitted along the divisional fences, walls or retaining walls in front of the building line but such walls, fences, trellis work, ornamental fencing and draught board fencing shall be permitted to the rear of the building line provided same do not exceed five feet six inches in height and are approved in writing prior to erection by the conterminous proprietor or proprietors, but should such approval be unreasonably withheld or delayed the proposal for erection thereof shall be considered by us where decision shall be final and binding on the respective feuars or disponees; DECLARING, however, that the divisional fences, walls or retaining walls shall not be used in any way as a support or strengthening for such walls, fences, trellis work, ornamental fencing or draught board fencing; (Seventh) Where the dwellinghouse erected on any particular lot is semi­detached, terraced or flatted the mutual gable between that house and the adjoining house shall be maintained at the mutual expense of the adjoining proprietors, and where a garage has been erected by us having a gable wall in common with that of an adjoining dwellinghouse or garage such gable wall shall be mutual and shall be maintained at the mutual expense of the adjoining proprietors; DECLARING that where a house or a garage is built on or near the boundary between two adjoining lots the lot adjoining the lot with the house or garage thereon is hereby burdened with a heritable and irredeemable servitude right of access for the purpose of maintenance, repair or renewal of said house or garage and that in favour of the owner of said house or garage, subject always to the latter being obliged to make good all damage to the surface occasioned thereby; (Eighth) Where a screen wall or fence or retaining wall has been constructed by us, and where trees, shrubs et cetera have been planted or are about to be planted by us in the garden ground of any of the dwellinghouses the proprietors of the same shall be bound to maintain the said screen walls or fences or retaining walls and said trees in proper order in all time coming and we shall be allowed all

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necessary rights of access to each individual lot before or after occupation of said houses for the purpose of erecting said screen walls, fences or retaining walls or for planting said trees; (Ninth) WHEREAS all necessary roads, footpaths, off­street parking areas, sewers and drains shall in the first instance be constructed by us or our agents or contractors the same shall be maintained by the feuars or disponees to the satisfaction of us or our foresaids in all time coming or until the same are taken over by the appropriate Local Authority or other public body and the respective feuars or disponees shall have a heritable and irredeemable servitude right of access over said roads, footpaths and off­street parking areas for all necessary purposes; DECLARING that where parts of the separate lots of ground to be feued off or disposed form part of a footpath the said parts of the said lots of ground shall be burdened with a heritable and irredeemable servitude right of access, wayleave and tolerance in favour of all the proprietors having access to the said lots of ground by said footpath; (Tenth) Where two or more houses are served by the same sewer or drain (hereinafter called "the common sewer or drain") by the same rhone and down pipe (hereinafter called "the common rhone or down pipe") and/or by the same water pipe (hereinafter called "the common water pipe") and the common sewer or drain is not taken over by the appropriate Local Authority, the whole of the respective common sewer or drain, common rhone and down pipe and common water pipe will be owned by the owners of each house served by the same in common and the following provisions will apply thereto (Primo) the expense of cleaning, maintaining or renewing the common sewer or drain, common rhone and down pipe and common water pipe shall be shared equally by the owners of the houses using same; (Secundo) the expense of cleaning, maintaining or renewing the respective branch pipes leading from the said houses to the common sewer or drain and/or common water pipe shall be borne solely by the individual owners of the respective houses, specifically declaring that in the event of a blockage occurring at the junction of any such branch pipe with the common sewer or drain and/or common water pipe it shall be the responsibility of the owner of the house served by such branch pipe to have such blockage cleared and that at his or her sole expense; (Tertio) the respective plot or plots through which the common sewer or drain, common rhone and down pipe and the common water pipe pass is hereby burdened with a servitude right of wayleave therefor and that in favour of the parties using same who shall be entitled to access thereto when required for the purpose of inspecting, maintaining or renewing the same, but subject always to the parties obtaining access making good and restoring all damage to the surface occasioned thereby; it being hereby declared that the servitudes hereinmentioned and the rights conferred hereby are to apply ipso facto to the respective lots without specific mention thereof in the individual conveyances of said lots to be hereafter granted; and (Quarto) in the event of the owner of the plot of ground through which the common sewer or drain and/or common water pipe pass erecting a building or buildings thereover, he shall be bound to protect or re­lay same to the satisfaction of the Local Authority at his own expense; With regard to ground which we or our successors do not feu out or convey for private ownership by individual feuars or disponees such ground may be laid out as open space or amenity ground (hereinafter referred to as "the said amenity ground") and that in such way or manner and with such access roads and paths as we in our sole discretion think proper and the following provisions and conditions shall apply in relation to the said amenity ground including said access roads and paths and parking; (Primo) The said amenity ground shall be maintained by the feuars or disponees to the entire satisfaction of us and our successors foresaid and for

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that purpose the Committee of Management aftermentioned shall in each calendar year ending at the term of Martinmas collect from each feuar or disponee an annual sum (not exceeding Twenty Pounds in the first year) to defray the cost of maintaining the said amenity ground and without prejudice to the foregoing generality, the said Committee may expend the same in maintaining all the paths, parking stances, drains or other services within the said amenity ground, all walks, gates and fences therein or thereon so far as not maintainable by the feuars or disponees themselves in payment of lighting charges, of wages of gardeners or others employed by the said Committee in keeping up or laying out the ornamental ground, of the cost of all plants, shrubs or trees and materials planted or used in connection with the said ornamental ground, in defraying the depreciation on machinery employed for such purpose and generally meeting any costs properly incurred by the said Committee in maintaining the said amenity ground; and balance of the charges not so expended in any year shall be carried forward and applied for the foregoing purposes in ensuing years; (Secundo) On completion of the development of the said area of 1.04 acres or thereby (known or to be known as "Kirkhill Park Estate, Part 2 (Extension)") or at such other date as we may decide we shall be entitled on giving three weeks previous notice in writing of our intention so to do, to call a meeting of all feuars or disponees then permitted the use and enjoyment of the said amenity ground being an inaugural meeting for the purpose of forming an association to be known as "Kirkhill Park, Part 2 (Extension) Estate Association" in accordance with the Constitution hereinafter written and of appointing the Committee of Management therein referred to; In the event of failure of such meeting to form such Association or appoint such Committee we or our foresaids shall be entitled to appoint such feuars or disponees as we may select to be Trustees for the body of feuars or disponees and to carry out the duties of the said Committee; the feuars or disponees by acceptance of their respective titles shall be held to have constituted the said Committee their Factors and Agents for maintaining the said amenity ground; (Tertio) Without prejudice to the foregoing provisions the said Constitution with any modification thereof duly adopted in terms thereof shall be deemed to be part of these presents and shall be binding on the feuars or disponees to the same effect as if the same had been incorporated in these presents and any amenity levy imposed on the feuars or disponees as members of the said Association is hereby constituted a real burden on their respective feus or conveyances; and (Quarto) The Constitution of the said Association shall be:­ "(One) the name of the Association is "Kirkhill Park, Part 2 (Extension) Estate Association"; (Two) the object of the Association is to maintain to the satisfaction of us and our foresaids the said amenity ground of Kirkhill Park Estate, Part 2 (Extension); (Three) the members of the Association shall be all feuars or disponees of Wimpey Homes Holdings Limited who shall, in terms of their title, have permission to use the said amenity ground; (Four) at the inaugural meeting of the Association to be called by Wimpey Homes Holdings Limited in terms of the members' titles and at every subsequent annual meeting the members shall select a Committee of not less than three and not more than seven members to hold office until the next annual meeting; the Committee shall select its own Chairman; Members of the Committee for the time being shall be Trustees ex officio of the Association; they shall be eligible for re­ election; (Five) the management of the affairs and funds of the Association shall be vested in the Committee; (Six) an Annual meeting of the Association shall be held in the calendar year following the year of the inaugural meeting and in every subsequent year, to elect the Committee, approve the accounts and to transact the business of the Association; the

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Committee may at any time call a Special Meeting of the Association; at the inaugural and every subsequent Annual Meeting the members shall fix the amenity levy payable by every member of the Association for the next succeeding year following such meeting which shall be payable in advance on the 1 Jan. in each year or otherwise as the Committee shall determine; (Seven) the Committee shall give seven days' prior notice in writing to every member of their intention to hold the Annual or a Special Meeting; (Eight) at every meeting each member present shall have one vote provided that where a title to a house is vested in two or more joint or pro indiviso owners the first named owner shall have one vote to the exclusion of the other owner or owners of such house; and (Nine) the Constitution of the Association may be altered at any meeting provided that notice of any proposed amendment shall have been included in the notice calling such meeting and that such amendment is approved in writing by us; In the event of our making a motion to have the Local Authority adopt responsibility for the maintenance of the said amenity ground, or any part thereof, the Association shall be bound to concur for their interest and the respective interest of each member in said motion"; DECLARING that there is hereby retained power to us and our foresaids when the development of the said building estate is completed to execute and record a Supplementary Deed of Conditions defining and describing the extent and boundaries of the said amenity ground; (Eleventh) In the event of the Local Authority, the Post Office or any Statutory Undertaker in exercise of their powers respectively deciding to erect any pylon, lamp standard or telegraph pole or jointing posts or overhead cables or to lay cables, sewers, drains, pipes or water mains within the ground of any of the said lots such rights may be exercised by them without any liability on our part; (Twelfth) The feuars or disponees quoad their respective feus or conveyances shall relieve us of all rates, taxes, assessments and other impositions whether parliamentary, municipal, parochial or otherwise as and from their respective dates of entry; (Thirteenth) There shall be reserved to us and our successors as proprietors of the said area of ground full power and liberty to us and our foresaids the right (a) to make and maintain connection with any existing drains, sewers, electric cables, gas and water mains within the said area of ground together with all necessary rights of access for this purpose and for the purpose of maintenance and renewal thereafter subject always to an obligation to restore the surface of the ground damaged thereby; (b) to grant servitude rights of wayleave over the said lots of ground in favour of the respective feuars or disponees, adjoining proprietors to the aforesaid area of ground or to Statutory Undertakers to make and maintain connection with any existing drains, sewers, electric cables, gas or water mains within the said area of ground together with all necessary rights of access for this purpose and for the purpose of maintenance and renewal thereafter subject always to an obligation to restore the surface of the ground damaged thereby; (Fourteenth) The proprietors, tenants and occupiers of the said houses are hereby expressly prohibited from keeping poultry, ducks, pigeons, rabbits, bees or other livestock or from breeding dogs within each lot and such proprietors, tenants and occupiers shall not be entitled to keep more than one dog within each lot and then only provided that such dog shall not prove a nuisance to adjoining feuars, disponees or proprietors; (Fifteenth) The respective feuars or disponees and their foresaids shall be bound to insure against loss by fire with some reputable Insurance Company for the full replacement value of their respective subjects and to produce to us or our foresaids from time to time when required, the Policies of Insurance and the termly receipts for payment of the premiums and in the event of any of the said houses or any part thereof being destroyed or damaged by fire the

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respective feuars or disponees shall be bound to restore within one year after such destruction or damage the said dwellinghouse to the value thereof immediately prior to such destruction or damage and the whole sums to be received from the Insurance Company shall be expended at the sight of us or our foresaids in re­erecting said buildings or repairing the damage done by such fire and the said buildings shall be re­erected or restored so as to be in all respects consistent with the conditions above specified, the new plan or plans and specifications being first exhibited and approved by us and our foresaids; (Sixteenth) The feuars or disponees shall be bound to make the Feu Dispositions or Dispositions and the Title Deeds of their respective lots of ground furthcoming to us and our foresaids for a reasonable time on all necessary occasions when required, and that free of expense to us and our foresaids; (Seventeenth) IT IS HEREBY EXPRESSLY PROVIDED AND DECLARED that there is hereby retained power to us and our foresaids to make whatever alterations or deviations we may consider proper upon any of the plans of the said lots of ground or even to depart entirely therefrom and we expressly reserve to ourselves the right to alter or modify in whole or in part the foregoing conditions and in the event of our or their doing so the feuars or disponees shall have no right or title to object thereto and shall have no claim in respect thereof; AND IT IS LASTLY EXPRESSLY PROVIDED AND DECLARED that if any of the feuars or disponees or their foresaids shall contravene or fail to implement any of the reservations, burdens, conditions, provisions, declarations and others herein written the lot of ground in respect of which there is a contravention or failure as above mentioned shall, in the option of us or our foresaids with all buildings that may have been erected thereon, revert and belong to us or our foresaids. Note: The foregoing Deed of Conditions contains a declaration that Section 17 of the Land Registration (Scotland) Act 1979 is not to apply. The conditions therein have been made real in respect of the subjects in this Title by being imported by reference in a subsequent deed.

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Contents

IntroductionPublic Rights of Way

DefinitionNational Catalogue of Rights of WayClassification under CROWHeritage Paths

Private Rights of WayServitudes (Easements)The Fixed ListExpress ServitudesImplied ServitudesServitudes of NecessityServitudes by Prior UseServitudes by Estoppel

Title Register and BurdensStatutory ContentSearch SummarySection A - Property sectionSection B - Proprietorship sectionSection C - Charges sectionSection D - Burdens section

Rights of Way may be Public Rights of Way or Private Rights of Way. The law relating to Public rights of way is simple and the detailed definitions of different types of Rights of Way in England do not exist in Scotland. Private Rights of Way are a type of servitude (easement) and affect the owner’s property and that adjoining it.

Private rights of way can be determined from reading the Title Register, Title Plan and Burdens for the

property in question. Public rights of way in Scotland can only be found in the National Catalogue of Rights of Way (CROW. There are no Common Land or Village Green registers, as in England, and OS maps do not mark them.

Public rights of way may be created over time by public usage. For a public right of way to come into existence it needs to be shown that:

INTRODUCTION

Rights of Way Search

Title PlanProperty BoundariesGeneral BoundariesScale and North PointColoured TintsServitude LinesOS Positional AccuracyT and H MarksOther Data on the PlanHousing Density

Sample ServitudesServitude over Access RoadShared Drive and CourtyardAccessing Additional LandServitudes not always on PlanSupplemental PlansMultiple Title PlansLettered PointsSchedule of Particulars

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