Part 1: Registration of Overseas Entities Schedule 4: Land ownership and transactions: Scotland Part 1: Amendments Consent to registration of certain deeds that cannot otherwise be registered
Paragraph 7 of the new schedule 1A provides that where the Keeper would otherwise be required to reject an application for registration of a qualifying registrable deed or a registrable deed which is a standard security, or an application for registration of a notice of title in respect of a qualifying registrable deed or registrable deed which is a standard security’ the Scottish Ministers may consent to registration of the relevant deed. The Scottish Ministers must be satisfied that at the time of delivery of the relevant deed that the person in whose favour it was granted did not know, and could not reasonably have been expected to know, of the duty imposed on the Keeper by paragraph 2(2), and that in all the circumstances it would be unjust for the deed not to be registered.
	Sub-paragraph 5 sets out that the Scottish Ministers may by regulations make provision in connection with applications for such consent, and the giving of consent. Sub-Paragraph 6 provides that the regulations may, for example, make provision about who may apply, the evidence required to be presented, and time limits.