The Scots Law TimesW. Green & Son, Limited, 1917 - Law |
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Page 19
... Court for authority to invest the said sum temporarily on real security in terms of section 68. He proposed that the title to the security should be taken in the names of three trustees named in the petition , two being resident in ...
... Court for authority to invest the said sum temporarily on real security in terms of section 68. He proposed that the title to the security should be taken in the names of three trustees named in the petition , two being resident in ...
Page 54
... Court would be found to entertain it . Further , I understand that under the Military Service Committee which has recently been set up , the financial assistance which is to be afforded to men who have been called to the colours , in ...
... Court would be found to entertain it . Further , I understand that under the Military Service Committee which has recently been set up , the financial assistance which is to be afforded to men who have been called to the colours , in ...
Page 69
... Court - War - Removal of cause to Court of Session for jury trial - Sheriff Courts ( Scotland ) Act 1907 ( 7 Edw . VII . cap . 51 ) , section 30 - Action of damages for personal injury - Case remitted to Sheriff Court which in time of ...
... Court - War - Removal of cause to Court of Session for jury trial - Sheriff Courts ( Scotland ) Act 1907 ( 7 Edw . VII . cap . 51 ) , section 30 - Action of damages for personal injury - Case remitted to Sheriff Court which in time of ...
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On 16th January 1917 the Court remitted the mentioned were duly subscribed by the granters . case to the Sheriff Court for proof . Lord Skerrington .-- I have been informed as to subjects ] conform to disposition granted by the said the ...
On 16th January 1917 the Court remitted the mentioned were duly subscribed by the granters . case to the Sheriff Court for proof . Lord Skerrington .-- I have been informed as to subjects ] conform to disposition granted by the said the ...
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... Court in that case is exactly contrary to the argument addressed to the Court in this case . This was , I think , unavoidable , because while in Bevan's case the employers desired to get the benefit of the fall in wages , in this case ...
... Court in that case is exactly contrary to the argument addressed to the Court in this case . This was , I think , unavoidable , because while in Bevan's case the employers desired to get the benefit of the fall in wages , in this case ...
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