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F1Sch. (KK.) repealed except in so far as relating to completion of title by executors and by disponees or assignees under a deed or conveyance inter vivos by Succession (Scotland) Act 1964 (c. 41), s. 37, Sch. 3
At there was by [or on behalf of] A.B. of, &c.,[as in schedule(HH.) down to and including description of lands and the reference to real burdens]. As also there was presented to me a testament [or general disposition, or trust disposition and settlement, or other testamentary deed or writing, or extract, or otherwise, as the case may be], dated [insert date], granted by the said deceased E.F.,[if necessary, say,who died after (or before, as the case may be) the commencement of the Titles to Lands Consolidation Act 1868], by which the said E.F.,nominated the said A.B. to be his executor, [or assigned and disponed his whole heritable and moveable estate,or otherwise, as the case may be, orgave and bequeathed his whole moveable estate and effects to the said deceased A.B.; orgave and bequeathed the said bond and disposition in security, and sums therein contained, to the said A.B.: and if the deed be granted in trust, or for specific purposes, add but in trust always,orfor the uses and purposes specified in said deed,or otherwise, as the case may be,whereby the said A.B. is now in right of said bond and disposition in security (or as the case may be).If the person in whose favour the instrument is taken is not the executor, disponee, assignee, or legatee of the original creditor, but of one who has acquired right to the security, here specify shortly the title or series of titles by which the deceased acquired such security]. Whereupon, &c.,[as in schedule(J.)to the end.]]
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