house for sale - scottish island - clear water diving

"Hickdive" <Hickdive.1nlkly@forums.deeperblue.net> wrote in message
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>
> Feudal Tenure ceased to exist on 28th November 2004. Land is now held
> outright. Most feudal conditions are therefore now unenforceable. There
> may be some conditions that have survived by virtue of being 'community
> burdens' etc. or by having been preserved prior to 28/11/04 by virtue
> of a Section 18 notice or might be preserved, with the owner's consent,
> post 28/11/04 with a Section 19 notice. There may be some compensation
> payable to the former feudal superior if there was outstanding
> feuduty.
>
> It's all much simpler now...until your consider the Title Conditions
> Act, aarghh.
>
>
> --
> Hickdive

I stand corrected! M.

"Hickdive" <Hickdive.1nlkly@forums.deeperblue.net> wrote in message
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>
> Feudal Tenure ceased to exist on 28th November 2004. Land is now held
> outright. Most feudal conditions are therefore now unenforceable. There
> may be some conditions that have survived by virtue of being 'community
> burdens' etc. or by having been preserved prior to 28/11/04 by virtue
> of a Section 18 notice or might be preserved, with the owner's consent,
> post 28/11/04 with a Section 19 notice. There may be some compensation
> payable to the former feudal superior if there was outstanding
> feuduty.
>
> It's all much simpler now...until your consider the Title Conditions
> Act, aarghh.
>
>
> --
> Hickdive

I stand corrected! M.

"Hickdive" <Hickdive.1nlkly@forums.deeperblue.net> wrote in message
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>
> Feudal Tenure ceased to exist on 28th November 2004. Land is now held
> outright. Most feudal conditions are therefore now unenforceable. There
> may be some conditions that have survived by virtue of being 'community
> burdens' etc. or by having been preserved prior to 28/11/04 by virtue
> of a Section 18 notice or might be preserved, with the owner's consent,
> post 28/11/04 with a Section 19 notice. There may be some compensation
> payable to the former feudal superior if there was outstanding
> feuduty.
>
> It's all much simpler now...until your consider the Title Conditions
> Act, aarghh.
>
>
> --
> Hickdive

I stand corrected! M.

"Hickdive" <Hickdive.1nlkly@forums.deeperblue.net> wrote in message
news:Hickdive.1nlkly@forums.deeperblue.net...
>
> Feudal Tenure ceased to exist on 28th November 2004. Land is now held
> outright. Most feudal conditions are therefore now unenforceable. There
> may be some conditions that have survived by virtue of being 'community
> burdens' etc. or by having been preserved prior to 28/11/04 by virtue
> of a Section 18 notice or might be preserved, with the owner's consent,
> post 28/11/04 with a Section 19 notice. There may be some compensation
> payable to the former feudal superior if there was outstanding
> feuduty.
>
> It's all much simpler now...until your consider the Title Conditions
> Act, aarghh.
>
>
> --
> Hickdive

I stand corrected! M.

3 Bedroom detached house on a feu (similar to freehold) set in approx a 1/4
acre of ground with an enclosed front garden. Oil fired central heating,
Double glazed with a south facing conservatory.
There is also a detached large modern 2 storey outbuilding which is double
glazed with power and has been internally finished included in the sale.

We are in a position to sell quickly as we have somewhere to move to.

Location is the Isle of Lewis in the Western Isles of Scotland priced to
sell at offers over £85000
view at: www.portofness.co.uk

5 mins away from port of ness

"les" <gm4jnw@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> 3 Bedroom detached house on a feu (similar to freehold) set in approx a
1/4


Are you sure you don't mean 'similar to leasehold'? My understanding is
that with a feu you do not own the land but pay a landlord some (usually
minimal) fee on an anual basis for having your house on his land. If that
is the case it would be similar to the English / Welsh leasehold situation.
Quite likely I am wrong though!

Good luck with your sale.

Cheers,

M.

Hi your probably mixing it up with fuedal tenure see....
The Abolition of Feudal Tenure (Scotland) Act 2000
The Abolition of Feudal Tenure (Scotland) Act 2000 abolished the feudal
system of owning land in Scotland and replaced it with a system of outright
ownership of land.


Fue is the outright owning of land now - same as freehold now

Feudal Tenure ceased to exist on 28th November 2004. Land is now held
outright. Most feudal conditions are therefore now unenforceable. There
may be some conditions that have survived by virtue of being 'community
burdens' etc. or by having been preserved prior to 28/11/04 by virtue
of a Section 18 notice or might be preserved, with the owner's consent,
post 28/11/04 with a Section 19 notice. There may be some compensation
payable to the former feudal superior if there was outstanding
feuduty.

It's all much simpler now...until your consider the Title Conditions
Act, aarghh.


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"Hickdive" <Hickdive.1nlkly@forums.deeperblue.net> wrote in message
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>
> Feudal Tenure ceased to exist on 28th November 2004. Land is now held
> outright. Most feudal conditions are therefore now unenforceable. There
> may be some conditions that have survived by virtue of being 'community
> burdens' etc. or by having been preserved prior to 28/11/04 by virtue
> of a Section 18 notice or might be preserved, with the owner's consent,
> post 28/11/04 with a Section 19 notice. There may be some compensation
> payable to the former feudal superior if there was outstanding
> feuduty.
>
> It's all much simpler now...until your consider the Title Conditions
> Act, aarghh.
>
>
> --
> Hickdive

I stand corrected! M.