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ARTICLE · 19 FEBRUARY 2024

Croft Tenancy Succession

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Crofting is a complex area of law and questions often arise about succession planning and the transfer of tenanted crofts on the death of the crofter. Prompt attention must be given to how to deal...

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Transferring tenanted crofts can be a complicated matter. This article explores the process of transferring a croft and the legal steps that must be taken, to provide clarity for those seeking to navigate this complex field.

Crofting is a complex area of law and questions often arise about succession planning and the transfer of tenanted crofts on the death of the crofter. Prompt attention must be given to how to deal with tenanted crofts and legal advice should be sought at the earliest opportunity.

In this article, we will look at what is involved in transferring a croft and the legal process that must be followed, which differs depending on whether the crofter dies with or without a valid will in place.

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