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 11
... record and produc- tions , and heard the counsel for the parties , reduces , decerns and declares , in terms of the reductive conclusions of the libel , " & c . To this judgment his Lordship added the follow- ing " Note . - This action ...
... record and produc- tions , and heard the counsel for the parties , reduces , decerns and declares , in terms of the reductive conclusions of the libel , " & c . To this judgment his Lordship added the follow- ing " Note . - This action ...
Page 54
... record having been prepared and closed in common form , the cause was debated before the Lord Ordinary ( Lord Mackenzie ) , who , after hearing parties , made avizan- dum with the case , and pronounced the following in- terlocutor ...
... record having been prepared and closed in common form , the cause was debated before the Lord Ordinary ( Lord Mackenzie ) , who , after hearing parties , made avizan- dum with the case , and pronounced the following in- terlocutor ...
Page 63
... record , that the usage is as pleaded by one of the parties . It is stated by the defenders ( the respondents ) , " That the practice of the Town of Edinburgh has been , for the Lord Provost to ap- point the Council and extraordinary ...
... record , that the usage is as pleaded by one of the parties . It is stated by the defenders ( the respondents ) , " That the practice of the Town of Edinburgh has been , for the Lord Provost to ap- point the Council and extraordinary ...
Page 64
... record , this does not appear to have been a sufficient calling of these Deacons - admitting the ques- tion to be raised here for the first time , or insisted upon , or made much of - admitting that the construction of these instruments ...
... record , this does not appear to have been a sufficient calling of these Deacons - admitting the ques- tion to be raised here for the first time , or insisted upon , or made much of - admitting that the construction of these instruments ...
Page 78
... record in the Inferior Court having been made up and closed , and the proof on the part of the pursuer hav- ing been led , after the said interlocutor of 22d July 1828 had become final , the pursuer was entitled to trust that the ...
... record in the Inferior Court having been made up and closed , and the proof on the part of the pursuer hav- ing been led , after the said interlocutor of 22d July 1828 had become final , the pursuer was entitled to trust that the ...
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