The Scottish Jurist: Containing Reports of Cases Decided in the House of Lords, Courts of Session, Teinds, and Exchequer, and the Jury and Justiciary Courts, Volume 5Michael Anderson, 1833 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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Page 58
... charger had no attorney license for the period when the account was incurred . This bill was refused by Lord Cringletie , but a second bill was pass- ed by Lord Corehouse . The charger then offered , in order to avoid litigation , to ...
... charger had no attorney license for the period when the account was incurred . This bill was refused by Lord Cringletie , but a second bill was pass- ed by Lord Corehouse . The charger then offered , in order to avoid litigation , to ...
Page 59
... charger got his licenses recorded by the proper officer of the Court of Session in March 1829 , before the present charge was given . Regis- tration was not necessary in Scotland in 1827 , by the Act 25 Geo . III . The Act 37 Geo . III ...
... charger got his licenses recorded by the proper officer of the Court of Session in March 1829 , before the present charge was given . Regis- tration was not necessary in Scotland in 1827 , by the Act 25 Geo . III . The Act 37 Geo . III ...
Page 70
... Charger , v . Pa- TRICK BORTHWICK , TRUSTEE for GRANT'S CRE- DITORS , Suspender . Trust - deed - Diligence ... charger was a creditor of Sir John and his son , to the extent of upwards of £ 300 , by three joint bills , and attended ...
... Charger , v . Pa- TRICK BORTHWICK , TRUSTEE for GRANT'S CRE- DITORS , Suspender . Trust - deed - Diligence ... charger was a creditor of Sir John and his son , to the extent of upwards of £ 300 , by three joint bills , and attended ...
Page 71
... charger's statement was mainly correct , at least , that the stock was possessed by Sir John Grant , and afterwards by his son , as steelbow , or on an agreement of that nature , which , indeed , was necessary , to enable them to carry ...
... charger's statement was mainly correct , at least , that the stock was possessed by Sir John Grant , and afterwards by his son , as steelbow , or on an agreement of that nature , which , indeed , was necessary , to enable them to carry ...
Page 81
... Chargers . Process - Record - A party having failed to print as an appendix to a reclaiming note the letters of suspension - Circumstances in which the note sent to the roll , and leave given to print that paper . A reclaiming note ...
... Chargers . Process - Record - A party having failed to print as an appendix to a reclaiming note the letters of suspension - Circumstances in which the note sent to the roll , and leave given to print that paper . A reclaiming note ...
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