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Part I Grant of Feu Right of Property Let under certain Long Leases
General provisions relating to grant of feu right
1. Lessee or sub-lessee under certain long leases may require landlord to grant feu right.
2. Lessee or sub-lessee deemed to be occupying lessee in certain circumstances.
3. Occupying lessee acquiring right on or after 10th May, 1951, not entitled to require grant of feu right.
4. Refusal of grant of feu right on ground of public interest.
5. Power to certain landlords who have acquired property for occupation as residence, etc., to apply to sheriff for declarator refusing grant of feu right.
Payments to be made where feu right granted
7. Sums payable to landlord by occupying lessee in respect of feu right of subjects let under lease with one hundred years or less unexpired.
8. Feu-duty payable in respect of feu right of subjects let under lease with over one hundred years unexpired.
9. Payment to be made to intermediate landlord by occupying lessee on grant of feu right.
Part II Extension and Amendment of Registration of Leases (Scotland) Act, 1857
SCHEDULES
Table referred to in Paragraph (a) of Subsection (1) of Section Nine of this Act
Form of Feu Contract to be used in the Grant of a Feu Right under Part I of this Act
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