The person who advised me just sent me this link. She said this was the law about there not being a time limit as it was for services tended or something. Not sure if it applies to your case but you can have a

Look

http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1973/52/schedule/2

Sorry wouldn't let me post a link

The test case spanglefish.com, in which I take it they were successfully to got rid of green belt,

they say publishing a layperson's guide to the ruling in the coming weeks along with a step-by-step guide on how they mounted the test case.

If only I could understand the judgement

http://www.lands-tribunal-scotland.org.uk/decisions/LTS.TC.2014.27.html

will look into to this monday more info on spanglefish.

Wee link of interest for you from The Journal of the Law Society of Scotland: http://www.journalonline.co.uk/Magazine/61-1/1021197.aspx

well well

why is it we can always spot companies using that word that we cant use........

Update.

Got a letter today from BTO acting for greenbelt today, they say, they will claim,

" We refer to above action, in which we act for the pursuers. In advance of the hearing we advice that it is our

intention to challenge to competency of the hearing on the minute for Recall having ever been granted."

I was on the greenbelt action group page last night, and seen someone managed to get legal cover to fight the case

from there home insurance,

Just been on the phone with MORE TH>N home insurance legal team, gave all info. will let me know within 5 days

if they can offer legal representation them, fingers crossed,

Also, the following info is from the Greenbelt Action Group

http://www.spanglefish.com/greenbeltgroupaction/

"Newsflash... A TOTAL OF SIX ESTATES THAT WE KNOW OF IN SCOTLAND HAVE HAD THE LAND MAINTENANCE BURDENS IN THEIR TITLE DEEDS DECLARED INVALID BY REGISTERS OF SCOTLAND IN RECENT MONTHS, BASED ON THE OUTCOME OF THE TEST CASE...

It is an option now for every homeowner in Scotland with a land-owning land maintenance arrangement in their title deeds to write to the Keeper of the Registers of Scotland and request the following...

"I believe my deeds are unenforceable based on the outcomes in the Marriott v Greenbelt Group Ltd case in the Lands Tribunal for Scotland (LTS/TC/2014/27, 2 December 2015) and am wondering if I could request that the burdens in my deeds are rectified accordingly."

Simply supply your, name, address, the number on the front of your deeds (and ideally the paragraph numbers of the sections in your title deeds that mention land maintenance) and fill out the contact form on the Registers of Scotland website (use the general enquiry drop down tab). There is no charge for this service."

So I've done the above also,

so whats happening?

dx