The Scots Law TimesW. Green & Son, Limited, 1920 - Law |
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... taken as soon as it is vacant , you might have a stream of tenants all desiring to remove at a particular term , all of whom would be frustrated in their plans if a single one of them refused to quit when the term arrived . I cannot ...
... taken as soon as it is vacant , you might have a stream of tenants all desiring to remove at a particular term , all of whom would be frustrated in their plans if a single one of them refused to quit when the term arrived . I cannot ...
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... taken by the reporter . We are now to consider whether these objections are substantial or venial . First , it is ... taken by the reporter , and I consider it to be well founded . This The third objection taken is that the notice for ...
... taken by the reporter . We are now to consider whether these objections are substantial or venial . First , it is ... taken by the reporter , and I consider it to be well founded . This The third objection taken is that the notice for ...
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... taken to such a warning . what the Sheriff - Substitute did say in April is But HIGH COURT OF JUSTI- CIARY . Stevenson . power to do so under section 75 of the statute of 1908 ; and I agree that the amendment sug- gested by your ...
... taken to such a warning . what the Sheriff - Substitute did say in April is But HIGH COURT OF JUSTI- CIARY . Stevenson . power to do so under section 75 of the statute of 1908 ; and I agree that the amendment sug- gested by your ...
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... taken out in his name . bad . " 2. The complaint contains no specific charge . " 3. The charge libelled or pretended ... taken to the relevancy of the complaint , but objections were taken to the com- petency and the Sheriff made ...
... taken out in his name . bad . " 2. The complaint contains no specific charge . " 3. The charge libelled or pretended ... taken to the relevancy of the complaint , but objections were taken to the com- petency and the Sheriff made ...
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... taken , and the objection was not taken . Accordingly , the argument of the sus- Walker v . pender that there was an irrevelant complaint here cannot , I think , be sustained . of the dog and that he must have so found upon the evidence ...
... taken , and the objection was not taken . Accordingly , the argument of the sus- Walker v . pender that there was an irrevelant complaint here cannot , I think , be sustained . of the dog and that he must have so found upon the evidence ...
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1ST DIV accordingly action Agents agree agreement amount appears appellants application Argued arrestment averments burgh charge charter-party circumstances claim clause coal collision compensation complaint conclusion contract Corporation course Court of Session creditors decision decree deduction defender's defenders duty Edinburgh effect Eidsvaag entail entitled evidence fact favour Feniscliffe Gala Glasgow graving dock Greenock ground heir held heritor inter alia interest interlocutor issue judgment jurisdiction Kirkcaldy land liable liferent Lord Advocate Lord Moncreiff Lord Ordinary Lord President Lords Dundas Lords Mackenzie Lordships Martinmas matter ment mineral opinion OUTER HOUSE owner paid parties payment person petition petitioner present provisions question referred regard rent respect respondent Scotland settlement shares Sheriff Court Sheriff-Substitute shew ship statute statutory stipend Summary Jurisdiction Scotland supervenient teinds tenant testator tion trustees ultra vires valuation vessel Vict words