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Moveable Transactions (Scotland) Act 2023

About the seminar

The Moveable Transactions (Scotland) Act 2023 comes into force on 1 April 2025. It will bring transformational change to the law of assignation of claims (typically rights to be paid money, including rent) and the taking of security over moveable property, such as equipment, vehicles and intellectual property rights. 


Under the new regime there will be a choice to complete the assignation of a claim: (i) by intimation to the debtor, but with modernised rules enabling this to be done electronically; or (ii) by registration in the new Register of Assignations. 


A new security known as a “statutory pledge” will become available to businesses, allowing fixed security to be taken (i) over corporeal moveable property without delivery to the creditor and (ii) over incorporeal moveable property without transferring title to the creditor. Instead, the security will require registration in the new Register of Statutory Pledges. Both new registers will be run by Registers of Scotland. 


The seminar will now also include coverage of the Moveable Transactions (Scotland) Act 2023 (Financial Collateral Arrangements and Financial Instruments) (Consequential Provisions and Modifications) Order 2025 which was laid before the UK Parliament on 6 March. This extends the new law to shares and other financial instruments 


This seminar will be of particular interest to those advising lenders and businesses who are seeking to access finance as well as to insolvency practitioners, but the 2023 Act is new core property law legislation which lawyers generally need to know about.


Speakers

The speakers are Professor Andrew Steven of the University of Edinburgh, Dr Hamish Patrick of Shepherd and Wedderburn, and Bruce Wood, formerly of Morton Fraser. All three were heavily involved with the Scottish Law Commission work which was the basis of the 2023 Act.


Learning outcomes and objectives 

The learning outcomes and objectives are that by the end of the seminar delegates will have (i) a sound knowledge and understanding of the Moveable Transactions (Scotland) Act 2023; (ii) an appreciation of how the legislation could or should influence their clients and practice; and (iii) an indispensable set of source materials for easy reference following the seminar.

Registration and Fees

The seminar fee provides two hours of CPD plus accompanying materials. 

  

STANDARD FEE: £140 PLUS VAT (£168)

6+ DISCOUNTED FEE**: £50 PLUS VAT (£60)


* An electronic version of the accompanying materials will be emailed to everyone registered for the Zoom seminar (a bound paper copy can be purchased at time of booking). A bound paper copy is provided at registration for everyone attending the Edinburgh seminar.   


**6+ DISCOUNTED FEE 

If you are booking 6 or more places on any of our 2025 seminars you are entitled to the discounted rate of £50 plus VAT (£60) on the 6th and subsequent places. The discounted fee is only applicable to multiple bookings from the same organisation, as part of one booking order.

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Seminar Dates

Edinburgh

Zoom - Lunchtime

Zoom - Lunchtime

  • Tuesday 29 April 2025
  • 6pm - 8pm
  • University of Edinburgh 


Zoom - Lunchtime

Zoom - Lunchtime

Zoom - Lunchtime

  • Thursday 1 May 2025
  • 12pm - 2pm
  • Online via Zoom


Speakers

Andrew Steven

Andrew Steven, Professor of Property Law, University of Edinburgh

Bruce Wood

Bruce Wood, formerly Morton Fraser

Hamish Patrick

Hamish Patrick

Hamish Patrick, Shepherd and Wedderburn

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