Acknowledging the importance of Scottish property practice to our customers, we are incrementally developing a new set of content on Scots property law for Scottish practitioners.
The Scotland collection is a research tool collating guidance on key areas of law that are specifically relevant to Scotland. The collection brings together Scots law content from across a number of practice areas and includes links to Practice Notes, Checklists and Q&As as well as legal articles and analysis on legal issues directly affecting Scotland. See: Scotland collection. For a comprehensive list of Scottish property related content, see: Property in Scotland collection.
The scope and content of the Scottish commercial leases and property management topic is being developed in collaboration with the leading Property experts in Scottish property practice.
The Scotland topic provides practical guidance and precedents linking to Stair Memorial Encyclopaedia by multi-contributors including Lord Hope of Craighead, Lord Carloway and Professors Kenneth Reid, Robert Rennie and George Gretton and case law resources:
Session Cases (1821–present)
Scottish Civil Law Reports (1986–present)
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