10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ABSOLVITOR»
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absolvitor in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
absolvitor and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Accounts and Papers of the House of Commons
358 Adcock v. Adcock .... _ 15 no expenses - - - Absolvitor from 1,503 1. 15*. lid.
359 Johnstone v. Johnstone - _ 265 ditto - - - - - Reduction of testament. 360
Leslie v. Colvin .... __ 13 36 7 7 - . 361 Headman v. Dobbie - 1 69 no expenses - /
1, ...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons, 1862
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The decisions of the Court of Session: from its first ...
2. p. 207. Harcarse, (Decreets.) No 411. p. no. 1692. December 27. Kinlochs
against Charles Oliphant, the Clerk. No 377. The Lords found Charles's decreet-
absolvitor of the nature of those exceptions that are called impeditivee litis
ingressm, ...
Scotland. Court of Session, William Maxwell Morison, 1811
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The Scots Magazine and Edinburgh Literary Miscellany
Decreets of Absolvitor. The Commissioners do further report, That if, in case of an
ordinary action for payment, the defender shall obtain decreet of absolvitor, the
extract thereof ought to run substantially, according to the schedule letter (B.) in ...
4
The Journal of Jurisprudence
Suspension — Decree of Absolvitor. The suspender was tenant of Lord
Strathallan's farm of Mossend. In February 1858 his Lordship presented a petition
to the Sheriff of Perthshire to have M'Gregor interdicted from pasturing his sheep
and ...
Hugh Barclay, I. S. H. Laidlaw, 1862
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Select decisions of the Court of Session: from the year 1752 ...
And he also admitted, that a cautioner who happens to be taken in the Court of
Session, is not liberated by a decree of absolvitor if the judgment be reversed in
the House of Lords. Because, as interlocutors pronotmced in a court of appeal ...
Scotland. Court of Session, Lord Henry Home Kames, 1780
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Reports from Commissioners
For instance, if the pursuer does not appear to support his case, it is not merely
dismissed, but by the Act absolvitor takes place, and he must apply within a
month to get a re-hearing. If he does not do that, it is not dismissal, bnt absolvitor.
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons, 1869
7
Report of the Commissioners Appointed to Inquire Into the ...
For instance, if the pursuer does not appear to support his case, it is not merely
dismissed, but by the Act absolvitor takes place, and he must apply within a
month to get a re-hearing. If he does not do that, it is not dismissal, but absolvitor.
Great Britain. Law Courts Commission, 1869
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Decisions of the Court of Session: from November 1825 to ...
... he paid any money at all, or that the L.50 was not included in the acknow U-tlg
nu'n t ? His Lordship, therefore, thought there was room for absolvitor. Craig, &c.
n. Jaffray. Proof. Stamp Act*. Opinion of Court. Ff2 No. 93. COURT OF SESSION.
Scotland. Court of Session, F. Somerville, J. Tawse, 1830
9
Decreet
Absolvitor: Alexander Kerr of Meanie and Patrick ...
Copy of the legal records, debates, and judgements concerning a dispute over title to the lands of Meanie [Aberdeenshire?], 1719-1726; covers material 1622-1726.
Scotland. Court of Session, Thomas Gibson (Clerk of Session), Robert Seton, 1726
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Elucidations Respecting the Common and Statute Law of Scotland
For example, if the absolvitor proceed upon a promise made by the pursuer, that
he himself shall not demand payment, the exceþtio rei judicatie will not bar his
representatives. And if the absolvitor proceed on a promise made to the
defendant, ...
Lord Henry Home Kames, 1777
7 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ABSOLVITOR»
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absolvitor is used in the context of the following news items.
Advocate wins appeal against complaints commission's finding of …
He indicated that if the claim as framed was refused, a conditional declarator should not be granted, in which event dismissal or absolvitor ... «Scottish Legal News, Jun 15»
No evidence to show 'dalek' was dangerous – judge dismisses …
The judge granted decree of absolvitor after observing that the pursuer did not give evidence to support her case on record. In a written opinion, ... «Scottish Legal News, Jun 15»
North of the Wall – A Beginner's Guide to Scots Law
Absolvitor – A judgment pronounced in favour of the defender (defendant). Admonition – Where an offender is found guilty, but receives only ... «UK Human Rights Blog, Jun 15»
Football club defeats ex-director in loan battle
“In the event, however, I shall repel the pursuer's pleas in law, sustain the defender's second plea in law, and grant decree of absolvitor, ... «Development Finance Today, May 15»
Former football agent faces court costs after losing Johnny Russell …
When the case called in Dundee this week United's lawyers wanted to get the case finalised with decree in their favour (absolvitor). They were ... «The Courier, Nov 14»
The liability of the golfer: a fairway forwards?
As such, the court awarded decree of absolvitor in favour of Mr Dear. The court consolidated the following propositions from the authorities on ... «Lexology, Jun 14»
Conman Who Left Boss Bankrupt After Injury Claim Filmed Playing …
... letter from Hughes' legal team that their client had withdrawn his claim and the judge awarded a "decree of absolvitor with expenses" to Gary. «Glasgow Daily Record, Feb 08»
