10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CAUTIONRY»
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cautionry in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
The decisions of the Court of Session: from its first ...
This question again turned upon this, How far cautionry obligations are pro-
ibable by witnesses ? As to which, the old decisions, particularly that on the 19th
January 1672, Deuchar against Brown, Div. 1. Sect. 9. h. t. and which is marked
by ...
Scotland. Court of Session, William Maxwell Morison, 1811
2
Cases decided in the Court of Session: from November 1790 to ...
It has been said by the defenders, that cautionry is a mere ltterarum cbligatio ;
and this is founded on the argument in the cafe of Cojt, as collected by Lord
Kaimes. This the pursuers dispute. The ultimate ground of the o- bligation on a
cautioner ...
Scotland. Court of Session, Robert Bell, 1794
3
Treatise on deeds chiefly affecting moveables
Cautionry for annuity, jointure, or interest, ib. Bonds of credit, ib. Bonds by factors,
&c. with cautioners, ib. Official bonds, ib. Cautionry in indentures, ib. ; for
compositions, ib. Obligations uncertain in point of time, ib. ; for rateable relief, 32.
4
Commentaries on the Law of Scotland, and on the Principles ...
(See preambles to both Acts.) But the enacting portions of the Scotch Act as to
cautionry are not limited to cautionry in course of trade: they apply to 'all
cautionary obligations,' to 'all representations and assurances ; ' and so do the
English Acts ...
5
Parliamentary Papers, House of Commons and Command
And that in case of his failure or neglect to lodge such new bond of cautionry
within the time prescribed, or within 15 days after calling the complaint in Court,
he shall, by sentence of the Lyon Court, be suspended from the exercise of his
office ...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons, 1822
6
TENTH REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONERS
And that in case of his failure or neglect to lodge such new bond of cautionry
within the time prescribed, or within 15 days after calling the complaint in Court,
he shall, by sentence of the Lyon Court, be suspended from the exercise of his
office ...
7
Commentaries on the Law of Scotland, and on the Principles ...
He can plead against the creditor all the ezceptiones in rem the debtor can plead:
his obligation depends on the subsistence of an obligation on the debtor. But still
these things, though common to cautionry, do not make insurance cautionry.
George Joseph Bell, John M'Laren, 1870
8
Journal of Jurisprudence and Scottish Law Magazine
This is effected by sect. 7, which is in the following terms: — "No guarantee,
security, cautionry obligation, representation, or assurance, granted or made after
the passing of this Act, to or for a company or firm consisting of two or more
persons, ...
9
The Journal of Jurisprudence
7, which is in the following terms : — " No guarantee, security, cautionry
obligation, representation, or assurance, granted or made after the passing of this
Act, to or for a company or firm consisting of two or more persons, or to or for a
single ...
10
A Dictionary of the Law of Scotland: Intended for the Use of ...
CAUTIONRY may be either judicial or extrajudicial ; and the cautioner entering
into the engagement becomes bound that the principal debtor shall pay or
perform in terms of the original obligation. We shall first consider extrajudicial
cautionry.
Robert Bell, Sir John Skene, 1815
