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2.—(1) A person may apply to the Keeper for a plain copy—
(a)of, or any part of, a title sheet;
(b)of any part of the cadastral map;
(c)of, or any part of, a document in the archive record;
(d)of an application or advance notice in the application record;
(e)of, or any part of, any other document in the application record;
(f)of a deed recorded in the Register of Sasines;
(g)of a document registered in the Chancery and Judicial Registers(1);
(h)of a registration schedule of a croft, common grazing or land held runrig registered in the Crofting Register(2);
(i)of a registration in the Register of Community Interests in Land(3).
(2) The Keeper may issue the plain copy if—
(a)such fee as is payable(4) for issuing it is paid; or
(b)arrangements satisfactory to the Keeper are made for payment of that fee.
The Chancery and Judicial Registers is a collective term for the Register of Inhibitions, the Register of Deeds and Probative Writs in the Books of Council and Session, the Register of Judgments, the Register of Protests, the Register of the Great Seal, the Register of the Cachet Seal and the Register of the Quarter Seal.
The Crofting Register was established by section 3 of the Crofting Reform (Scotland) Act 2010 (asp 14).
The Register of Community Interests in Land was established by section 36 of the Land Reform (Scotland) Act 2003 (asp 2).
Under Part 7 of Schedule 1 to the Registers of Scotland (Fees) Order 2014 (S.S.I. 2014/188).
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