The Scots Law TimesW. Green & Son, Limited, 1920 - Law |
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... action in his own name and to have tutor ad litem appointed after the action is in Court - Held that the right was estab- lished by immemorial practice - Macdonald's Tr . v . Medhurst ( 1915 S.C. 879 ) commented on . II . Workmen's ...
... action in his own name and to have tutor ad litem appointed after the action is in Court - Held that the right was estab- lished by immemorial practice - Macdonald's Tr . v . Medhurst ( 1915 S.C. 879 ) commented on . II . Workmen's ...
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... action is brought in the name of the pupil , and the judge , after the case is brought into Court , will appoint a curator ad litem , with whose concurrence the action pro- ceeds . " This procedure has the sanction of immemorial ...
... action is brought in the name of the pupil , and the judge , after the case is brought into Court , will appoint a curator ad litem , with whose concurrence the action pro- ceeds . " This procedure has the sanction of immemorial ...
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... action is brought in the pupil's name , and the tutor ad litem appointed after it is in Court , with whose concurrence the action proceeds . Such tutor ad litem will only be appointed for a particular action , not for actions in general ...
... action is brought in the pupil's name , and the tutor ad litem appointed after it is in Court , with whose concurrence the action proceeds . Such tutor ad litem will only be appointed for a particular action , not for actions in general ...
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... action - Parent and child - Minor and pupil - Action for damages at instance of mother as individual and as tutrix for pupil children - Tender of slump sum - Acceptance - Held that the pursuer could not competently settle the action ...
... action - Parent and child - Minor and pupil - Action for damages at instance of mother as individual and as tutrix for pupil children - Tender of slump sum - Acceptance - Held that the pursuer could not competently settle the action ...
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... action was authorised by the pursuer The defenders had no duty or interest to apportion the amount of their tender amongst the pursuer and her children . Even if they had such an interest , the apportionment was a matter subsequent to ...
... action was authorised by the pursuer The defenders had no duty or interest to apportion the amount of their tender amongst the pursuer and her children . Even if they had such an interest , the apportionment was a matter subsequent to ...
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