Cases Decided in the House of Lords, on Appeal from the Courts of Scotland, 1825[-1834]. |
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... mean to go farther . The appellant did not raise his diligence under any clause in the Sequestration Statute of Scotland , but exercised a common law right . The application of the dividend must therefore be governed by the rules of the ...
... mean to go farther . The appellant did not raise his diligence under any clause in the Sequestration Statute of Scotland , but exercised a common law right . The application of the dividend must therefore be governed by the rules of the ...
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... means ; that this concurrence was given before they had claim- ed or were ranked on the estate ; and that the amount of his claim , which had not been computed , was sufficient to turn the balance , and exclude the application ...
... means ; that this concurrence was given before they had claim- ed or were ranked on the estate ; and that the amount of his claim , which had not been computed , was sufficient to turn the balance , and exclude the application ...
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... means to form such establish- ment , but at Calcutta he had , and said , that if it was to be formed any- where , it should be there . He returns in the Prince Regent - he is not detained in India after the return of the Waterloo - he ...
... means to form such establish- ment , but at Calcutta he had , and said , that if it was to be formed any- where , it should be there . He returns in the Prince Regent - he is not detained in India after the return of the Waterloo - he ...
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... mean to give a security not intended to interfere with or impair a previous security ; and it is the nature of the obligation granted for the price , not the nature of the securities already existing , which is the 46 CLAYTON , & c . v ...
... mean to give a security not intended to interfere with or impair a previous security ; and it is the nature of the obligation granted for the price , not the nature of the securities already existing , which is the 46 CLAYTON , & c . v ...
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... mean to intimate , my Lords , that the small- ness of the sum furnishes any objection to the right of the party to appeal from that part of the kingdom to your Lordships ' House , when the grounds on which that appeal is brought are ...
... mean to intimate , my Lords , that the small- ness of the sum furnishes any objection to the right of the party to appeal from that part of the kingdom to your Lordships ' House , when the grounds on which that appeal is brought are ...
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acknowledgment action affirmed Alexander Porterfield alleged appears appellant appointed Ballumbie Bank bankrupt bill of exceptions bond bound brieve Bryce burgage burgh Campbell charter claim clause coal considered contract Court of Session Craufurd creditors debt decerned decision declared deed defender Earl of Fife effect entail entitled evidence executed executors expenses favour feu-duty foresaid Glasgow granted granter ground heir-female heirs heirs-male heritable House of Lords infeftment interest interlocutor interlocutors complained Inverguseran Jamaica estate Judges judgment June Jury Knightswood lands law of Scotland lease liable Lord Ordinary Lord Stair Lordships Magistrates marriage Martinmas ment Netherdale nomination obligation opinion ordered and adjudged parties payment person petition possession present proceedings proceeds pronounced purchase pursuer question remitted rent res judicata respect respondent sasine Scotch sequestration Shaw and Dunlop statute stipulation tailzie tenant thereof Thomson tion trustees whole William William Porterfield witnesses
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Page 579 - It is ordered and adjudged by the lords spiritual and temporal in parliament assembled, that the said petition and appeal be, and is hereby, dismissed this House ; and that the said interlocutor therein complained of be, and the same is hereby, affirmed.
Page 518 - That the said interlocutors complained of in the said appeal be and the same are hereby reversed : And it is further ordered, That the cause be remitted back to the Court of Session in Scotland...
Page 633 - or persons shall find himself, herself, or themselves aggrieved
Page 90 - ... the institutions for charitable and benevolent purposes established or to be established in the city of Glasgow or neighbourhood thereof...
Page 352 - Lords, and the pursuer reponed and restored thereagainst in integrum ; and the defender Ought and Should be Decerned and Ordained, by decree foresaid, to make payment to the pursuer of the sum of...
Page 298 - STBEET is the mansion, finished in 1850, of Henry Thomas Hope, Esq., and erected under the joint superintendence of M. Dusillion a French architect, and Professor Donaldson. It has a frontage of 70 feet in Piccadilly, and 64 feet in Down Street. The total height from the level of the street to the top of the balustrade is 63 feet.
Page 535 - HIS MAJESTY having taken into consideration the said Report, and the Draft Charter accompanying it, was pleased, by and with the advice of His Privy Council, to approve thereof, and to order, as it is hereby ordered, that the...
Page 633 - ... or shall be removed by certiorari, suspension, advocation, or reduction, or by any other writ or process, into any superior or other court or jurisdiction ; any law or usage to the contrary notwithstanding.
Page 457 - House was without prejudice to any question ' i jet wen the parties in any other action touching any property comprised ' in the deeds of tailzie therein mentioned, the intent and meaning of the ' whole of such judgment being to leave all questions respecting the right ' to the said leases, as well as to the rest of the property comprised in the ' Jeeds of tailzie therein mentioned, open to be discussed in such manner ' as the same might be properly discussed in any future proceeding pro...
Page 166 - October 1808, sought to be reduced, being ' in law probative instruments, were not, or either of them, was ' not the deeds or deed of the Earl of Fife...