8 Annexations to documents [traditional documents]
Requirements of Writing (Scotland) Act 1995 (1995 c 7) | Legislation

8  Annexations to documents [traditional documents]

(1)     Subject to subsection (2) below and except where an enactment expressly otherwise provides, any annexation to a document [traditional document] shall be regarded as incorporated in the document if it is—

(a)     referred to in the document; and

(b)     identified on its face as being the annexation referred to in the document,

without the annexation having to be signed or subscribed.

(2)     Where a document relates to land and an annexation to it describes or shows

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