An Analysis of the Conveyancing (Scotland) Act, 1874, 37 and 38 Victoria, Cap. 94, 74. raamatBell & Bradfute, 1874 - 154 pages |
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An Analysis of the Conveyancing (Scotland) Act, 1874, 37 and 38 Victoria ... John T. Mowbray No preview available - 2017 |
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acquiring right adjudication aforesaid ancestor annual sum apply appropriate Register Bankruptcy Scotland BBBBB bond and disposition burgh carriages and services charter or writ clause commencement Commutation complete a title Consolidation Act contained Conveyancing Scotland Court Court of Session deed or instrument deed or writing discharge disposition in security duly infeft effect enactment entitled estate in land executors exigible expede and record extract decree favour fee simple feu-duties feu-right form of Schedule granted hereto annexed heritable securities implied entry inserted Land Consolidation Scotland legatees liable manner ment mode of completing mortis causa conveyance moveable notarial instrument notary public novodamus obligation operation original creditor particular description parties payable personal right present Act previously existing law prior conveyance proprietor last infeft provision real burdens redemption Register of Sasines repealed specify stipulated subinfeudation successor superior supra therein thereof thereto tion Titles to Land vested veyance Vict warrant writs by progress
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Page 124 - Disposition to expede and record in the appropriate Register of Sasines a Notarial Instrument in or as nearly as may be in the Form...
Page 125 - An Act to alter, amend, and consolidate the laws for regulating the pensions, compensations, and allowances to be made to persons in respect of their having held civil offices in His Majesty's service.
Page 119 - ... invalid or denied effect according to its legal import because of any informality of execution, but the burden of proving that such deed, instrument, or writing so attested was subscribed by the granter or maker thereof, and by the witnesses by whom such deed, instrument, or writing bears to be attested, shall lie upon the party using or upholding the same...
Page 61 - ... adjudication, are heritable securities, be held equivalent to and shall have the legal operation and effect of a conveyance in ordinary form of the lands therein contained granted in favour of the adjudger or purchaser by the ancestor of such apparent heir, or by the owner or proprietor in trust or otherwise, and whether in life or deceased, of the lands adjudged, or by the seller of the lands...
Page 103 - The following words and expressions in this Act shall have the several meanings hereby assigned to them ; that is to say, tion.
Page 128 - ... in the same manner and to the same effect as if the party adjudged from had granted a disposition of the lands to the adjudger or purchaser in the terms of the decree of adjudication or of...
Page 132 - Therefore it ought and should be found and declared, by Decree of the Lords of Our Council and Session, that the Pursuer is...
Page 94 - Any ex facie valid irredeemable title to an estate in of prescription, jg^j recorded in the appropriate register of sasines shall be sufficient foundation for prescription, and possession following on such recorded title for the space of twenty years continually and together, and that peaceably, without any lawful interruption made during the said space of twenty years, shall, for all the purposes of the Act of the Parliament of Scotland, 1617, c. 12, " Anent prescription of heritable lights...
Page 135 - CD, and his heirs and successors, all casualties incident to my said estate of superiority exigible in respect of the said estate of property [if only some of the casualties are redeemed specify what they are}, and I consent to the registration hereof for preservation. In witness whereof [testing clause}.
Page 91 - No poinding of the ground which has not been carried into execution by sale of the effects sixty days before the date of the sequestration, and no decree of...