Chapter III. Completion of Purchaser's Title-Charter of Confirmation

-Charter of Resignation-Charter of Resignation and

Confirmation-Writ of Confirmation-Writ of Resigna-

tion,

IV. Disposition of Superiority-Crown Charter,

V. Disposition and Assignation-Assignation of Conveyances

under Titles to Land Act of 1858-Completion of

Grantee's Title,

VI. Consolidation of Property and Superiority-Resignation

ad remanentiam-Sopited Superiority-Forfeiture and

Relinquishment of Superiority,

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679

700

706

VII. Burgage Tenure-Tenure of 'Booking' in Paisley,

718

736

TITLE III-JUDICIAL TRANSMISSION OF LAND,

744

Chapter I. Trust-disposition for Creditors-Deed of Accession by

IV. Judicial Sale-Cognition and Sale-Judicial Sale by

DEEDS GENERALLY RELATING TO BOTH PERSONAL AND
HERITABLE ESTATE, AND OTHER DEEDS NOT FALLING

UNDER ANY OF THE FOREGOING BRANCHES.

TITLE I.-FORMS OF DESTINATION.

Conjunct Rights to Husband and Wife; to Parent and
Child; to Third Parties-Institute-Heir-Conditional
Institute-Substitute, .

TITLE II-CONTRACTS OF MARRIAGE AND BONDS OF PROVISION,
Chapter I. Legal Rights of Spouses and Children-Jus Mariti-Right

of Administration-Courtesy-Terce-Service and Ken-
ning to Terce-Communion of Goods-Jus Relicta-

776

792

Legitim-Dead's Part-Antenuptial Contract of Mar-
riage-Provisions by Husband to his Wife and Children
-Discharge of Legal Provisions-Provisions by Wife
-Marriage Trusts-Postnuptial Contract of Marriage,
Chapter II. Bonds of Provision to Wife and Children,

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852

TITLE III.-TESTAMENTARY WRITINGS,

Chapter I. Intestate Succession among Collaterals and Ascendants-
Collation The Testament-Disposition and Settle-
ment-General Disposition and Settlement-Completion
of General Disponee's Title-Trust-Disposition and Set-
tlement-Revocation of prior Deeds-Codicils,

860

860

II. Legacies,

909

III. Completion of Title by Trustees and Judicial Factors-
Declaratory Adjudication-Termination of Trust,

925

TITLE IV. ENTAILS AND DISENTAILS, .

934

934

967

II. Entails, how brought to an end-Disentails-Consequences
of Contravention of Prohibitions,

III. Trust-Deeds connected with Entails-Statutory Powers to
grant Provisions to Wives, Husbands, and Children;
to sell Land; to Excamb; to grant Feus and Leases;
to burden-Permanent Improvements,

TITLE V.-TRANSMISSION OF ESTATE, HERITABLE OR MOVEAble, from

THE DEAD TO THE LIVING,

Chapter I. Different Classes of Heirs-Heir of line-Heir of conquest
-Heirs-portioners-Heir-male-Heir-male of the Body

II. Completion of Heir's Title-Entry with Crown-Special
Service-Chancery Precept-General Service-Crown
Writ of Clare Constat-Entry with Subject-Superiors-
Trust-bond and Adjudication-Cognition and Sasine-
Writ of Clare Constat in Burgage Lands,
III. Confirmation of Executors,

TITLE VI. ENTRY OF VASSALS.

Superior's Title-Accretion-Heirs-portioners in Supe-
riority-Liferenter by Constitution; by Reservation
-Entry-money due by Heir-Tailzied Investiture—

991

998

1031

Assignable Charter-Action of Non-Entry-Charter to
Corporation; to Trustees-Composition due by Singular
Successor Novodamus,

TITLE VII. HERITABLE SECURITIES, .

Chapter I. Real Burden; by Reservation; by Constitution-Ground-

Annuals-Bond and Disposition in Security-Cash-

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1061

credit Bond-Disposition with Back-Bond-Security by
Heir of Entail; by Heir-apparent-Old Form of Bond, 1061

II. Transmission of Securities-Assignation-Writ of Ac-

knowledgment-Extinction and Restriction of Securities, 1085

TITLE VIII.-REAL DILIGENCE,

Inhibition-Adjudication-Poinding the Ground,

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Alexander's Practice of the Commissary Courts in Scotland, 1859.

Balfour's (Sir James) Practicks, or a System of the more Ancient Law of Scotland, 1754.

Bankton's (Lord) Institute of the Law of Scotland, 1751.

Bell's (George Joseph) Commentaries on the Law of Scotland, 5th edit. 1826.

(Bell's Comm.)

Bell's (George Joseph) Principles of the Law of Scotland, 4th edit. 1839. (Bell's Prin.)

Bell's (John Montgomerie) Treatise on the Law of Arbitration in Scotland,

1861.

Bell's (Robert) Treatise on the Conveyance of Land to a Purchaser, 2d edit.

1828.

Bell's (Robert) Lectures on the Solemnities used in Scotland in the Testing of

Deeds, 1795.

Bell's (William) Dictionary and Digest of the Law of Scotland, 5th edit. 1861.
Blackstone's Commentaries on the Laws of England, 23d edit. 1854.
Brodie's Edition of Stair's Institutions of the Law of Scotland, 1831.
Byles' Treatise on the Law of Bills of Exchange, etc., 6th edit. 1851.
Carruthers' Styles, 1709.

Chitty's Treatise on Bills of Exchange, etc., 9th edit. 1840.

Connell's (Sir John) Treatise on the Law of Scotland respecting the Erection,
Union, and Disjunction of Parishes, the Manses and Glebes of the
Parochial Clergy, and the Patronage of Churches, 1818.

Consuetudines Feudorum—(printed at the end of the Corpus Juris Civilis).
Craigii Jus Feudale, 1732. (Craig.)

Dallas' (George) System of Stiles, 1697.

Dalrymple's (Sir John) Essay towards a General History of Feudal Property in

Great Britain, 1757.

Darling's Treatise on the Powers and Duties of Messengers-at-Arms, 1840.

Dickson's Treatise on the Law of Evidence in Scotland, 1855.

Dirleton's (Lord) Doubts and Questions in the Law of Scotland, 1715.