Titles to Land Consolidation (Scotland) Act 1868

No. 4 U.K.

Crown Charter of Confirmation U.K.

Victoria, &c.We do hereby confirm for ever, to and in favour of A.B. and his heirs and assignees whomsoever [or in case there be a substitution of heirs, here insert it at full length, or refer to it as in schedule(C.)], heritably and irredeemably, all and whole [here insert, or refer as in schedule(E.) or schedule(G.), as the case may be, to the lands to be confirmed. In case there be any conditions of entail, or any real burdens,&c. proper to be inserted or referred to, insert them here immediately after the descriptions of the lands, or refer to them as in schedule(C.) or schedule(D.), as the case may be,] and a [here specify the deed or conveyance which is to be confirmed in favour of A.B., and if the same has been recorded with warrant of registration in his favour, add,with warrant of registration thereon in favour of the said A.B.], recorded in the [here describe the register in which the said deed or conveyance is recorded,] on the day of , [or of whatever other date the said deed or conveyance, or recording thereof may be], in so far as they relate to the lands and others hereby confirmed, to be holden, the said lands and others, of us, &c. [as in No. 2 of this schedule].

In witness whereof, &c. [as in No. 2 of this schedule].

General Note to Schedule(T.)—When the . . . F1 charters Nos . . . . F1 2 . . . F1 and 4 are to be granted by or on behalf of the Prince and Steward of Scotland, they will be in similar form but will run in name of the “Prince and Steward of Scotland,” without adding His Highness’s other titles; and the lands, instead of being described as holding of Her Majesty and her royal successors, will, where it is necessary by the form of the writ or charter to specify the holding, and be described as holding of the “Prince and Steward of Scotland,” and the seal referred to in the testing clause will be the Prince’s seal.

Textual Amendments

F1 Words repealed by Statute Law Revision Act 1898 (c. 22)