Esheria Regulatory Atlas
Company formation, governance, directors, ownership, filings, and corporate obligations. Every result links to its stored legal text and available official source evidence.
189 matching statutes
Scotland
7 provisions
This provision sets up Scotland’s land and buildings transaction tax for land transactions, defines key terms, and sets out who must file returns, pay tax, and when.
Scotland
1 provisions
This Act changes how Scottish social landlords are regulated, especially for disposals, restructuring, tenant consultation, and notices to the Regulator.
Scotland
4 provisions
This provision creates the Scottish Housing Regulator and sets out how it must operate, including duties on reports, registers, consultation, and regulatory intervention powers.
Scotland
1 provisions
This Act transfers the Baird Trust’s property, rights, interests and liabilities to a successor company, dissolves the Trust, and changes references to the transferor into references to the transferee.
Scotland
1 provisions
The Act transfers the specified property, rights, interests, employees, and liabilities from the transferor to the transferee, dissolves the transferor, repeals the 1864 Act, and starts two months after Royal Assent (except this section).
Scotland
8 provisions
This provision creates a Register of Floating Charges, sets out how floating charges are registered, ranked, assigned, altered, discharged, and attached, and adds related rules for officers of court and land attachment.
Scotland
9 provisions
This provision dissolves and restructures several Scottish bodies, transfers functions and property in some cases, and sets reporting, delegation, and consultation rules for listed public bodies and Creative Scotland.
Scotland
2 provisions
This provision creates ICC-related offences, sets out Scottish Ministers’ assistance powers, and provides definitions, penalties, and commencement rules.
Scotland
6 provisions
This Part sets up OSCR, gives it charity-regulation powers, and requires charities to meet notice, register, and consent rules.
Scotland
7 provisions
This Part gives everyone statutory access rights to land, but only when exercised responsibly, and it places duties on landowners and local authorities to manage those rights.
Scotland
2 provisions
This provision sets out how judicial factors are appointed, notified, supervised, and discharged, and it gives the Accountant of Court and Scottish Ministers related powers and duties.
Scotland
2 provisions
Members of the Scottish Parliament must register and declare certain financial interests, and they must not advocate for payment or benefits in kind. The Clerk must maintain and publish the register, and breaches can lead to exclusion and a summary fine.