The Principles of the Law of Scotland: In the Order of Sir G. Mackenzie's Institutions

John Erskine

Bell & Bradfute, 1827 - 734 páginas

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BOOK I	1

Of jurisdiction and judges in general	12

Of the supreme judges and courts of Scotland	23

Of inferior judges and courts	37

Of ecclesiastical persons	50

Of marriage	68

Of minors and their tutors and curators 87 19	87

BOOK II	119

Of the dissolution or extinction of obligations	346

Of assignations	355

Of arrestments and poindings	360

Of prescriptions	372

Of succession in heritable rights	390

Of succession in moveables	430

Of last heirs and bastards	452

Of probation	482

Of heritable and moveable rights	131

Of the constitution of heritable rights	140

Of the several kinds of holding	156

Of the casualties due to the superior	159

Of the right which the vassal acquires by getting the feu	185

Of the transmission of rights by confirmation and resignation	206

Of redeemable rights	215

Of servitudes	227

Of teinds	248

Of inhibitions	261

Of comprisings and adjudications	266

TITLE Page	291

Of obligations by word or writ	302

Of obligations and contracts arising from consent and of	320

Of sentences and their execution	498

Of crimes	514

APPENDIX	526

Abstract of stat 48 Geo III c 151 Concerning the admi	561

Stat 53 Geo III c 64 For the better regulation of	573

Stat 55 Geo III c 42 To facilitate the administration	579

entitled An Act to facilitate the Administration of Jus	585

tion of the Court of Admiralty in Scotland and of cer	598

Abstracts of Acts of Sederunt relative to the foregoing	615

and Manner of enrolling Jurors in Scotland and	669

the qualifications and the manner of enrolling Jurors	674

XIX	680

of Creditors more equal and expeditious in Scotland	698

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Título	The Principles of the Law of Scotland: In the Order of Sir G. Mackenzie's Institutions
Autor	John Erskine
Edição	12
Editora	Bell & Bradfute, 1827
Original de	Universidade de Oxford
Digitalizado	19 Set 2006
Número de páginas	734 páginas

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