10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HAMESUCKEN»
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1
A Practical Treatise on the Criminal Law of Scotland
HAMESUCKEN. Hamesucken consists in committing serious violence upon
another in his dwelling-house, the house having been entered with the intention
to commit an assault. It is not hamesucken, if the place be only an outbuilding (3),
...
John Hay Athol MACDONALD (Right Hon. Sir), 1867
2
A treatise on various branches of the criminal law of Scotland
II. and to restrict the indictment ; but in the case of Jonston and Mason, " 9th
December 1754, where the question was again argued, the Court found the libel
for Hamesucken relevant to infer the pains of Law, " and " repelled the hail
defences ...
John Burnett, Robert Craigie, 1811
3
Principles of the Criminal Law of Scotland
causa, and the entry had not heen made with intent to do personal wrong.1 Of
late years hamesucken has generally heen charged in those cases of stouthrief,
or attempt to rob within the dwelling- house, which call for the severest
punishment.
Sir Archibald Alison, 1832
4
Reports of Proceedings in the High Court of Justiciary: From ...
Recapitulated the evidence, and observed, that the statutory charge having been
abandoned, there remained the charges of hamesucken and assault.
Hamesucken, ( the felonious seeking and invasion of a person in his dwelling-
place or ...
5
A digest of the Law of Burglary
346), but the latter seems the more simple and obvious interpretation; moreover,
it corresponds exactly with the definition Definition of ' . . hamesucken of the
cr1me of “ hamesucken,” in Scotland, which accordingm is as follows: “ The
felonious ...
Sir John Eardley Eardley WILMOT, 1851
6
A summary of the powers and duties of juries in criminal ...
Hamesucken is the felonious seeking and invasion of a person in his dwelling-
house.1 — The distinctive characteristic of this crime, is the violation of the
security of a person's home, in which, as in a place of privacy and retirement, the
...
7
Manual of the Law of Scotland: Public Law--legislative, ...
Entering a dwelling-house with a view to violence, and assaulting an inmate, is a
separate crime termed Hamesucken. ... whom he assaults.5 It is not hamesucken
to strike one in his place of business, or in an inn, or in the house of a friend, ...
8
Arguments and decisions, in remarkable cases: before the ...
As to the hamesucken, in ancient times, when deadly feuds and animosities
subsisted among many families in this country, there might be some reason for
making this crime capital ; and no doubt in some old cases, it had been found to
be so ...
Scotland. High Court of Justiciary, Lord John Maclaurin Dreghorn, John Maclaurin, 1774
9
A Dictionary and Digest of the Law of Scotland: With Short ...
495. See Ces&io Bonorum. HAMESUCKEN ; is the offence of feloniously beating
or assaulting a person in his own house or dwelling-place. In this sense, the
house must be the place where the person resides. A shop, whether adjoining to
the ...
10
The Institutes of the Law of Scotland. ... By William Forbes ...
The beating an Innkeeper within his own Dwelling-house, tho' it was a publick Inn
or Tavern, by Persons who came not to lodge there as Travellers, but were his
next Door Neighbours, was sustained to infer the Crime of Hamesucken.
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «HAMESUCKEN»
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Graeme Bryden facing hamesucken charge for which penalty was …
A man accused of attacking and robbing a 93-year-old woman in her home has been charged under an ancient law which formerly carried the ... «Daily Mail, Jul 15»
Man appears in court charged under ancient law of hamesucken
A man has appeared in court charged under an ancient law for which the penalty is death. Graeme Bryden, 27, was accused of “hamesucken” ... «Scottish Legal News, Jul 15»
Deaf raider used interpreter to demand money from woman in …
Paul Coombs admitted carrying out the uniquely Scottish crime of hamesucken by storming into Laura Fairweather's house to steal from her. «Evening Telegraph, Oct 14»
For the sake of £50, knife thug is jailed for 18 months
Cochrane, (47), had denied hamesucken – an ancient Scottish offence of breaking into someone's home and assaulting them. He changed his ... «Linlithgow Journal & Gazette, Oct 14»
Chainsaw man, 47, jailed for terrifying invasion
Hamesucken is the relatively rare charge in Scots Law which covers forcibly entering someone's house to attack the occupant. Fiscal depute ... «Aberdeen Press and Journal, Feb 14»
Sentences cut for Pakistani couple who murdered man
The appeal court judge also said the aggravating features of hamesucken - a premeditated home break-in with a view to violence - and the ... «Herald Scotland, Jan 14»
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Former Scotland rugby international Norrie Rowan appears in court
The ex-Scotland international made no plea or declaration to a charge of hamesucken, a Scots law term which describes a situation in which a ... «STV Local, Jun 12»
