When must a company deliver a Scottish charge for registration?

The ordinary delivery period is 21 calendar days beginning with the day after legal creation of the charge. Establish creation under section 859E, rather than assuming the signing date. A court extension under section 859F uses its actual order and is not inferred.

Responsible actor. Company or person interested in the charge.

Identify the actual public body or company and statutory branch.

Use the actual legal creation of the charge under section 859E.

Part25 defines a UK-registered company and the included charge types. Section859A excludes listed charges and requires the statement of particulars and any certified instrument. Section859E distinguishes standard-security registration or recording, deed delivery including escrow, non-deed execution or later effect, and an uninstrumented charge coming into effect. All essential execution must be established. No court extension or foreign-company regime is assumed.

Establish the actual statutory event, exact branch, current applicable regime and completion route. Only the encoded ordinary periods and fully supplied supported qualifications are calculated.

1. Exclude the actual creation day and count21 calendar days. This is equivalent to21 days beginning with the following day. Weekends and bank holidays remain within the period and do not automatically extend the endpoint.
2. The registrar’s delivery process governs completion. No court-holiday or next-business-day extension is inferred. Plan delivery so the required documents actually reach the registrar within the statutory period.
3. Complete the actual statutory act within the applicable period.

Exclude the actual creation day and count 21 calendar days. This is equivalent to 21 days beginning with the following day. Weekends and bank holidays remain within the period and do not automatically extend the endpoint.

The registrar’s delivery process governs completion. No court-holiday or next-business-day extension is inferred. Plan delivery so the required documents actually reach the registrar within the statutory period.

Fictitious example

Fictitious facts. The actual legal event, branch, unaltered period and completion route are established.

Fictitious established facts. These examples do not establish eligibility, effective service, relief or a direction.

Source condition 1

This is a UK-registered company and a charge within Part 25. The statutory exclusions, including pledges, landlord cash deposits and Lloyd’s security, do not apply.

Source condition 2

I established the selected section 859E creation event, including all essential execution and delivery. Signing alone is not substituted for legal creation.

Source condition 3

No court order extends the ordinary period. Any extended period must use its actual order and separate review.

Source condition 4

The required statement of particulars and any certified instrument must reach the registrar through the applicable delivery process.

• Establish the actual statutory event, exact branch, current applicable regime and completion route. Only the encoded ordinary periods and fully supplied supported qualifications are calculated.
• The related procedures have their own actor, event and period. A court appeal, authority review or other complaint does not automatically replace this statutory event.

• This is a UK-registered company and a charge within Part 25. The statutory exclusions, including pledges, landlord cash deposits and Lloyd’s security, do not apply.
• I established the selected section 859E creation event, including all essential execution and delivery. Signing alone is not substituted for legal creation.
• No court order extends the ordinary period. Any extended period must use its actual order and separate review.
• The required statement of particulars and any certified instrument must reach the registrar through the applicable delivery process.
• Check the actual statutory completion or delivery route and applicable cutoff.
• Part 25 defines a UK-registered company and the included charge types. Section 859A excludes listed charges and requires the statement of particulars and any certified instrument. Section 859E distinguishes standard-security registration or recording, deed delivery including escrow, non-deed execution or later effect, and an uninstrumented charge coming into effect. All essential execution must be established. No court extension or foreign-company regime is assumed.