10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «AVIZANDUM»
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avizandum in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Parliamentary Papers, House of Commons and Command
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons. Gross Number of Cases
Transmitted to Avizandum, during the Year nding3lDec.l84J. Gross Number of
Cases Returned from Avizandum, during the Year ending 31 Dec. 1842. 432 433
...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons, 1843
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A Dictionary and Digest of the Law of Scotland, with Short ...
36, when the parties had finally adjusted their averments and answers, and were
prepared to close the record, the cause was enrolled before the Lord Ordinary,
who made avizandum with it, with the view of seeing how far the averments of the
...
William Bell, George Ross, 1861
3
The Scottish Jurist: Containing Reports of Cases Decided in ...
Orders made at, Avizandum.— The Lord Ordinary having made avizandum with a
view to close the record, appointed the parties to re_re- vise their papers within a
limited time. 1 ne Lord Ordinary held, that this order on the parties, though ...
4
RETURNS to TWO ADDRESSES OF THE Honorale THE House of ...
Inverness. Kincardine. — No. 2. — Abstract of RETURN of the Number of
Processes transmitted to Avizandum, to the Sheriffs or Sheriffs the Number
returned in the same Period ; the Number of Cases at Avizandum at the last-
mentioned Date; ...
5
A Dictionary of the Law of Scotland: Intended for the Use of ...
At the calling, the counsel for the party leading the proof craves his Lordship " to
circumduce the term, and make great avizandum with the " proof led," which is
accordingly done by the Lord Ordinary; and this avisandum brings the cause
again ...
Robert Bell, Sir John Skene, 1815
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Cases Decided in the Court of Session
It having been afterwards explained that great avizandum had not been made,
and that it was incompetent to decern in the reduction, he recalled the decer-
niture, but sustained the action as competent, repelled the defences, and
adhered ...
Scotland. Court of Session
to be reduced, which were produced in Process. After the preliminary Forms were
gone through of making Great Avizandum, and of getting a Remit from the Inner
House to discuss the Reasons of Reduction, a Debate took place. Upon hearing
...
8
An Abridgement of the Acts of the Parliaments of Scotland: ...
Reductions after the Production is closed, and Declarators, Tenors and
Cessiones bonorum, after the Dilators are discussed in the Outer-house, and a
great avizandum made by the Ordinary in the Outer-house, who is to proceed no
further ...
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Decisions of the Court of Session: 1819-1822. 1821[-1825?
Pnocnss.-Rnnucrron.—An interlocutor in a reduction repelling ohjections to the
pursuer's title, and making great avizandum, recalled as prematurqand
precluding all discussion in Outer-House Officers of State and the Magistrates of
Montrose, ...
Scotland. Court of Session, Alexander Bruce, 1825
10
Accounts and Papers, Five Volumes, Volume XV
... and of defendant - Paid clerk's dues of prorogation produced with the case -----
- Paid enrolling ------ Attending calling when avizandum was made with cases ----
-- Clerk's dues of transmitting to avizandum - Inquiries when at avizandum : right
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5 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «AVIZANDUM»
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Avizandum – When the judge takes time to consider his or her decision. Declarator – Legal action seeking to have a particular right (to property, ... «UK Human Rights Blog, Jun 15»
Father fails in appeal against refusal of contact with child despite …
However, having made avizandum after proof in October 2013, the sheriff failed to issue his judgement until August 2014 with the result that a ... «Scottish Legal News, May 15»
Moray Council told to ditch Harry Potter language
Avizandum, from the Latin 'avizare', “to consider”), a Scots law term; the judge “makes avizandum with a cause,” i.e. takes time to consider his ... «Scotsman, Sep 14»
Mystery death of 687 wild grey parrots on 1-hour flight to Durban …
David Dennison/Avizandum "Red" grey parrots that were bred in South Africa over many, many generations. These valuable birds were to ... «National Geographic, Dec 11»
Abstract-expressionist court artist fired
court's decision embraced avant garde expressionist judicial construct of 'avizandum' Maria Van Buren, a court artist since the late 1980s has ... «NewsBiscuit, Jul 10»
