10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DISPONEE»
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disponee in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
disponee and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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A Dictionary and Digest of the Law of Scotland, with Short ...
is what is termed indefinite — i.e., it is a pre-1 cept which may be the warrant for
an infeftment, to he holden base of the disponer, or of an infeftment which may be
afterwards rendered public by a charter of confirmation from the disponee's ...
William Bell, George Ross, 1861
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A Dictionary and Digest of the Law of Scotland: With Short ...
3d, A clause obliging the disponer to infeft the disponee by two manners of
holding, the one de se, the other n se de superiort suo. 4th, A procuratory of
resignation, for the purpose of enabling the disponee to complete a public right ;
t. e. to ...
3
Conveyancing according to the law of Scotland being the ...
If the heir of the disponer shall make up a title to the mid-superiority, that will not
exclude the disponee from it, for the heir is bound by his ancestor's deeds, and so
the procuratory and obligation in the disposition are as effectual against him as ...
4
Lectures on conveyancing
The annual blench-duty is one penny Scots, payable if asked only, — and,
supposing the disponee ultimately to enter with the seller's superior, in virtue of
the other alternative (the a me holding), and thereby to evacuate the de me
holding, ...
Alexander Montgomerie Bell, 1867
5
The Scottish Jurist: Containing Reports of Cases Decided in ...
Property — Obligation — Street — Building — Where portions of an estate were
conveyed to a disponee and were described as bounded by the central lines of
certain streets of given width — one-ha-lf of each of which proposed streets was
to ...
6
A Dictionary of the Law of Scotland: Intended for the Use of ...
estate itself, and not simply the disponee. The precis* sunt must be specified, the
name of the creditor must be stated, and the condition must enter the sasine, and
in that way the register of sasines. Where, again, there is a reserved power of ...
Robert Bell, Sir John Skene, 1815
7
Reports from Commissioners: Law (Scotland), Malta, Prisons ...
The other prece t was for immediate infeftment to be holden of the disponer,
which carried directly and at once the dominium utile, so that the disponee could
safely abide the delay that might take place before the superior's concurrence
was ...
Great Britain, Sixteenth report of the Inspector's General on the general state of the prisons of Ireland, 1937, 1838
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Cases Decided in the Court of Session, Teind Court, &c. and ...
13, 1863. Hyslop v. Shaw, &c. under the contract of fen-farm, and to place the
former in the same relation to the superior as was the latter, when he entered into
possession under that contract, it is only necessary that the disponee accept of
the ...
Scotland. Court of Session, 1863
Other. protection. for. the. disponee. of. trust. land. Once the preconditions of
overreaching have been satisfied, additional statutory protections are heaped
upon the purchaser ofa legal estate from trustees ofland (usu- ally, but not always
, ...
Kevin Gray, Susan Francis Gray, 2011
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The Institutions of the Law of Scotland, Deduced from Its ...
Where the faculty or power refers to the exercise thereof, by means of infeftment,
it will remain personal, till it hall be exercised in the manner prescribed; and, in
the meantime, any creditor of the disponee adjudging the property, or any other ...
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «DISPONEE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
disponee is used in the context of the following news items.
Widow's Inheritance Act claim is evidentially poor, but should not be …
Rather, the disponee of the property or money can be required to make a payment to the estate to compensate for the money received from the ... «Lexology, Apr 15»
Dellal v Dellal and Others [2015] EWHC 907 (Fam)
If relief is granted then it takes the form of a money judgment against the disponee to pay a specified sum to the estate. There is no presumption as to the ... «Family Law Week, Apr 15»
Retention of title and force majeure clauses in commercial contracts
Extended clause: the seller reserves ownership of the goods against the buyer and sub-buyer or disponee of any interest in the goods. «Mondaq News Alerts, Jul 14»
