The Scots Digest of Scots Appeals in the House of Lords from 1707 and of the Cases Decided in the Supreme Courts of Scotland: 1800 to 1873, 2. köideRobert Candlish Henderson W. Green and Sons, 1910 |
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... Possession- Occupancy- Combining under s . 13 of the County Voters ( Scotland ) -Joint - Tenant - Value . - A person claimed Act from being on the roll of voters . Haldane the franchise as having been one of two joint- v . Paton , 1863 ...
... Possession- Occupancy- Combining under s . 13 of the County Voters ( Scotland ) -Joint - Tenant - Value . - A person claimed Act from being on the roll of voters . Haldane the franchise as having been one of two joint- v . Paton , 1863 ...
Page 17
... Possession - Occupancy Continuity . -A person enrolled as tenant was objected to on the ground that he had sublet . Held that although the subtenant retained possession only for two days , the personal occupation of the tenant necessary ...
... Possession - Occupancy Continuity . -A person enrolled as tenant was objected to on the ground that he had sublet . Held that although the subtenant retained possession only for two days , the personal occupation of the tenant necessary ...
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... Possession -- Endurance Title . - A father disponed certain subjects to his son . The disposition , which was executed on 30th January , was not delivered to the son till February . The father drew the Whitsunday rents , but on 26th ...
... Possession -- Endurance Title . - A father disponed certain subjects to his son . The disposition , which was executed on 30th January , was not delivered to the son till February . The father drew the Whitsunday rents , but on 26th ...
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... Possession - Occupancy - Continuity . -A person enrolled as tenant was objected to on the ground that he had sublet . Held that although the subtenant retained possession only for two days , the personal occupation of the tenant ...
... Possession - Occupancy - Continuity . -A person enrolled as tenant was objected to on the ground that he had sublet . Held that although the subtenant retained possession only for two days , the personal occupation of the tenant ...
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... possession of heritable subjects without payment of any part of the price , was entitled to the franchise as proprietor , although his only title was a minute of enactment upon articles of roup , which contained a clause empowering the ...
... possession of heritable subjects without payment of any part of the price , was entitled to the franchise as proprietor , although his only title was a minute of enactment upon articles of roup , which contained a clause empowering the ...
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Aberdeen Act action of damages Admissibility Parole Affg alleged allowed annuity applied averred awarded bankrupt bill bond Campbell caution charge claim clause consigned contract Court of Session creditor death debt debtor deceased declarator decree deed of entail defender diligence disentail divorce entailed estate entitled evidence ex facie examined executed executor expenses Extrajudicial favour fishing funds granted ground heir in possession heir of entail heirs-male held competent heritable House of Lords husband incompetent infeft inhibition interdict interest jury jury trial jus mariti lands lease letter liable liferent Lord Advocate Lord Ordinary marriage marriage-contract Martinmas ment moveable oath Oath-Reference objection obtained panel Parole Writ party payment person petition precognition prohibition proof proprietor prove provision pursuer question reduction reference refused rent Rutherfurd Act Scotland sequestration sheriff Stewart Stuart suspension taillie teinds tenant terce tion trial trustees warrant wife witness
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Page 497 - Ordered, That the cause be remitted back to the Court of Session in Scotland, to do therein as shall be just and consistent with this judgment...
Page 95 - And it is hereby expressly provided and declared that it shall not be lawful to, nor in the power of any of the...
Page 69 - And with and under this limitation and restriction also, that it shall not be lawful to, nor in the power of...
Page 543 - If the learned gentlemen were content, therefore, to take a rule to show cause why the verdict should not be set aside as...
Page 737 - Held that if the husband eats and sleeps separately, under the same roof, he is not held to cohabit with or to be reconciled to her, so as to raise the plea of remissio injurix as a bar to the action ; and therefore that plea in this case was repelled.
Page 919 - The jury returned a verdict for the pursuer, and assessed the damages at "£71 sterling, exclusive of interest.
Page 101 - Money arising therefrom in the Purchase of other Estates, to be settled to the same Uses.
Page 85 - ... conditions, provisions, restrictions, and limitations, * and others before expressed, and herein contained, or any of ' them, that is, shall fail or neglect to obey or perform the said ' conditions and provisions, and each of them, or shall act in the ' contrary of the said restrictions or limitations, or any of them, ' that then, or in any of these cases, not only all such acts, facts, * deeds, and debts contracted, done, or committed contrary ' thereto, or to the true intent and meaning thereof...
Page 655 - Prince distinct from the fue duties in fuelands, or, where the said old extent appears not, shall be infeft in Lands liable in public...
Page 103 - A party, by his trust-deed of settlement, declared " that my said trustees shall pay over the whole free residue and remainder of my means and estate, above disponed to AC my son, and his heirs, executors and successors ; hereby declaring my will to be, that my said trustees shall entail the whole amount on the heirs-male of the said AC ; whom failing, on the heirs-male of DC ; whom failing, on the heirs-male of JC ; whom failing, on the heirs-male of MP...