An Institute of the Law of Scotland: In Four Books : in the Order of Sir George Mackenzie's Institutions of that Law, Band 2Bell & Bradfute, 1828 |
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... cause of giving should exist by any accident not imput- able to the receiver , no action lies against him , unless he hath put off performing it , when it was in his power to perform , before that accident happened , L. 5. § 4. eod ...
... cause of giving should exist by any accident not imput- able to the receiver , no action lies against him , unless he hath put off performing it , when it was in his power to perform , before that accident happened , L. 5. § 4. eod ...
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... cause to be settled , posts or running messengers for that purpose . This was first established by the Scots statute 1695 , c . 20. , and , after the union of the two kingdoms , was confirmed by 9 . Ann . c . 10. , which ( $ 2 ...
... cause to be settled , posts or running messengers for that purpose . This was first established by the Scots statute 1695 , c . 20. , and , after the union of the two kingdoms , was confirmed by 9 . Ann . c . 10. , which ( $ 2 ...
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... cause antecedent to and distinct from the obligations themselves , and are therefore effectual from their dates . By the usual style of bonds , the debtor renounces the exception of not numerated money ; which clause hath been first ...
... cause antecedent to and distinct from the obligations themselves , and are therefore effectual from their dates . By the usual style of bonds , the debtor renounces the exception of not numerated money ; which clause hath been first ...
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... cause bills are not drawn in that form by the custom of any trading nation . 2dly , A bill so drawn falls under the act 1696 , C. 25 ; for though that act excepts indorsations of bills , which may therefore be taken blank in the name of ...
... cause bills are not drawn in that form by the custom of any trading nation . 2dly , A bill so drawn falls under the act 1696 , C. 25 ; for though that act excepts indorsations of bills , which may therefore be taken blank in the name of ...
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... cause by our law no proper testament can be made , or executor ap- pointed , without writing , Stair , Jan. 19. 1665 , Shaw , ( Dicт . p . 4494 ) . · 42. On a similar principle , where a foreign ground of debt , per- fected secundum ...
... cause by our law no proper testament can be made , or executor ap- pointed , without writing , Stair , Jan. 19. 1665 , Shaw , ( Dicт . p . 4494 ) . · 42. On a similar principle , where a foreign ground of debt , per- fected secundum ...
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2dly act of sederunt action adjudication ancestor appear arrestment assignation bankrupt Bell Comm bill bond cautioner claim clause Coll competent confirmation contract Court of Session creditor crime criminal death debt due debtor deceased declared decree deed defender DICT diligence Durie effect enacted entitled escheat execution executor Falc father favour Forbes Fount granted granter ground hath heir's heritable heritage House of Lords husband hypothec Ibid infeftment infr interest judge judgment July July 22 June June 17 June 28 jurisdiction jury Kames Kilk lands legacy letters letters of horning liable libel liferent Lord March marriage ment moveable nature oath obligation party passive title payment person poinding possession prescription presumed presumption proof proper provision punishment pursuer rent Roman law rule Scotland seisin Stair statute supr tailzie testament tion wife witnesses writing
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Seite 14 - ... issues, profits, and produce of such property so directed to be accumulated, shall, so long as the same shall be directed to be accumulated contrary to the provisions of this Act, go to and be received by such person or persons as would have been entitled thereto if such accumulation had not been directed.
Seite 771 - For remedy whereof be it enacted by the authority aforesaid, that no bill of exchange, or inland bill, or promissory note, executed after the fifteenth day of May, one thousand seven hundred and seventy-two, shall be of force, or effectual to produce any diligence or action in that part of Great Britain called Scotland, unless such diligence shall be raised and executed, or action commenced thereon, within the space of six years from and after the terms at which the sums in the said bills or notes...
Seite 2 - And be it further enacted, that in every case where any house, shop, or other building whatever, or any part thereof, shall be destroyed, or shall be in any manner damaged or injured, or where any fixtures thereto attached, or any furniture, goods, or commodities whatever, which shall be therein, shall be destroyed, taken away, or damaged...
Seite 602 - ... means of any robbery, embezzlement, making away with, or secreting thereof, unless the owner or shipper thereof shall, at the time of shipping the same, insert in his bill of lading, or otherwise declare, in writing, to the master, owner or owners of such ship or vessel, the true nature, quality, and value of such gold, silver, diamonds, watches, jewels, or precious stones.
Seite 14 - That no person or persons shall, after the passing of this act, by any deed or deeds, surrender or surrenders, will, codicil or otherwise howsoever, settle or dispose of any real or personal property, so and in such manner that the rents, issues, profits or produce thereof shall be wholly or partially accumulated...
Seite 14 - ... or during the minority or respective minorities only of any person or persons who, under the uses or trusts of the...
Seite 11 - Provided always, and be it enacted, That the heritor or heritors from whose estates any ground shall be taken for the purpose of such school-house, dwellinghouse, and garden, shall have his, her, or their relief against the other heritors of the parish, for the value of the ground so to be taken in proportion to the valued rent of the lands belonging to the whole heritors in the parish ; such relief to be settled only by the sheriff or stewart of the county or stewartry, without appeal by advocation,...
Seite 634 - In the conveyance of an immoveable subject, or of any right affecting heritage, the grantor must follow the solemnities established by the law, not of the country where he signs the deed, but of the state in which the heritage lies, and from which it is impossible to remove it...