10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «APPRIZER»
Discover the use of
apprizer in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
apprizer and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The decisions of the Lords of council & session, in the most ...
Tbomstncoattt An Apprizing was found extinct, as to a Party in whose favours the
Apprizer granted a Back-bond , bearing f that the Apprizing should not be
prejudicial to that Patties Right) which was found Relevant against a singular ...
2
The decisions of the Court of Session: from its first ...
The Lords repelled the defence, as to that part of the crop that was sown before
the apprizer entered by the letters of possession, reserving to him the violent
profits for that time : but found the defence relevant, as to what the pursuer did
after ...
Scotland. Court of Session, William Maxwell Morison,
1804
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Commentaries on the laws of Scotland, and on the principles ...
Whether ' the bygone rents, or annualrents, of the apprizer, ' before the apprizer's
death, divide between his heir ' and executor ; or if the whole went to the heir ? '
idly, • If they divide, Whether the apprizing could be de- 1 clared satisfied even ...
4
Commentaries on the Law of Scotland, and on the Principles ...
20. Lord Elchics has these notes of Ramsay's case: ' We demurred greatly as to
some points, viz. Whether the bygone rents or annualrents of the apprizer, before
the apprizer's death, divide between his heir and executor ; or if the whole went ...
George Joseph Bell, John M'Laren,
1870
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ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS, THIRTEEN VOLUMES. MISCELLANEOUS.
To officer for doubling petitions, complaints or summonses of long narratives 2 d.
per page. For each apprizer, if the business be in a town or within a mile of any
town Beyond a mile from any town, each apprizer over and above the half- crown
, ...
6
Leading Cases in the Law of Scotland: Prepared from the ...
Consideration is also had of feus set by the debtor before the apprizing, which
while warranted by law, the superior will only get a year's feu-duty for receiving
the apprizer in the superiority ; Monkton v. Yester Spottis, Cowan v. Elphinston ;
or if ...
7
Sam Henry's Songs of the People
Source not given. s: In the old records of the Manor of Cashel (Portglenone) we
find under date 18th April, 1786, the name of Bryan O'Lynn as a Grand Juror, and
on that same day he was appointed an "Apprizer." Under the signatures of the ...
Gale Huntington, Lani Herrmann,
2010
8
Considerations Upon the Situation of the Elective Franchise ...
are to be accounted tor by a subsequent clause of the statute, which provides,
that " apprizers or adjudgers shall have no vote in the said election during the
legal reversion, and that, after the expiring thereof, the apprizer or adjudger first
infeft ...
9
The Scots Revised Reports: Court of Session, Second Series ...
36, an apprizer got right to demand from the superior infeftment in the feu on
payment of one year's rent. And so purchasers of the estate were enabled to
force an entry by becoming apprizers. Nothing is said in the statute regarding the
heirs of ...
Alexander Dunlop, John Rankine,
1902
... M. D'0ubril, lord Yarmouth was actually exchanging notes, and holding
conferences with a French commissioner after that gentleman had signed a
separate peace and left, Paris, and before his court was apprizer-1 of either of
those events.