PART 6Private housing conditions
86Notice of potential liability for costs: notice of discharge
I11
In section 10A of the Title Conditions (Scotland) Act 2003 (asp 9) (notice of potential liability for costs: further provision), after subsection (3) insert—
3A
The owner of a burdened property may apply to register a notice (a “notice of discharge”) if—
a
a notice of potential liability for costs in relation to the property has not expired,
b
the liability for costs under section 10(2) to which the notice of potential liability relates has, in relation to the property which is the subject of the application, been fully discharged, and
c
the person who registered the notice of potential liability for costs consents to the application.
3B
A notice of discharge—
a
must be in the form prescribed by order made by the Scottish Ministers, and
b
on being registered, discharges the notice of potential liability for costs as it applies to the property which is the subject of the application.
I22
In the Tenements (Scotland) Act 2004—
a
in section 13 (notice of potential liability for costs: further provision), after subsection (3) insert—
3A
The owner of a flat may apply to register a notice (a “notice of discharge”) if—
a
a notice of potential liability for costs in relation to the flat has not expired,
b
the liability for costs under section 12(2) to which the notice of potential liability relates has, in relation to the flat which is the subject of the application, been fully discharged, and
c
the person who registered the notice of potential liability for costs consents to the application.
3B
A notice of discharge—
a
must be in the form prescribed by order made by the Scottish Ministers, and
b
on being registered, discharges the notice of potential liability for costs as it applies to the flat which is the subject of the application.
b
in section 29(1) (interpretation), in the definition of “register” after “costs” insert “
, a notice of discharge
”
.