10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «INFEFTMENT»
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infeftment in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
The decisions of the Court of Session: from its first ...
What prevailed at this time with the plurality was a suggestion from the Bench
upon the nature of an infeftment of warrandice. That an infeftment in warrandice
of other lands principally disponed was really a separate disposition of property ...
Scotland. Court of Session, William Maxwell Morison, 1811
2
Leading Cases in the Law of Scotland: Prepared from the ...
His infeftment will be a medium impedimentum to hinder the operation of the
adjudication retro in competition with him. This, however, affords no argument for
holding that an infeftment on a voluntary right is preferable to an adjudication ...
3
Decisions of the Court of Session: From the Month of ...
The substance of the arguments for Kelly were, That no man can give an
infeftment who is not infeft himself, and that if the question were only betwixt the
author himself, the successorfis infeftment would be held good :> not that it is so ...
4
A Dictionary of the Law of Scotland: Intended for the Use of ...
INFEFTMENT. In modern language, infeftment is synonymous with sasine,
meaning the instrument of possession ; but it had anciently a more extended
meaning, and was synonymous with investiture. In this last sense, the investiture
or ...
Robert Bell, Sir John Skene, 1815
5
The Institutions of the Law of Scotland, Deduced from Its ...
base infeftment. A wife's base infeftment, in security of her liferent provisions, was
held to be validated by the possession of her husband, which was accounted
hers; Nisbet v. Murray, 23. Nov. 1664', (1303); L. Burgy v. Strachan, 18. July 1667
...
6
Decisions of the Court of Session: from 1681 to 1691
Found that a base infeftment was cloathed with possession only by a summons of
poinding the ground, raised and called declarators ante ter- minum, or by a
decreet obtained after the infeftment for a term's annualrent prior to the infeftment,
...
Scotland. Court of Session, Sir Roger Hog Harcarse (Lord), 1757
7
Supplement to the Dictionary of the Decisions of the Court ...
3150, Although, from the words of the act 1617, an infeftment seems to be
necessary to establish a title of prescription, yet the statute has always been
explained otherwise; (Stair, tit. Prescriptions, sec. 23 ;) where it is said that the act
extends ...
8
The Scottish Jurist: Containing Reports of Cases Decided in ...
... his son Captain A. Brown, in fee, and having assigned the precept in the
Crown-charter, infeftment followed in terms of the disposition. By this infeftment,
the fee of the superiority only was vested in Captain Brown, the dominium utile
being ...
9
House of Commons Papers
taken at the time of such delivery, such subjects shall be specially the subjects
excepted in the minute to be entered as aforesaid ; and if at any future S"
warrant1 period it may be desired to take Infeftment in virtue of such writs, in the
subjects ...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons, 1831
10
An Institute of the Laws of Scotland in Civil Rights: With ...
IN heritable rights b infeftment, the preference regularly is' determined according
to t e priority of the registration of the respective seisins * ; so that the rule in the
canon law, Qzziprior est tempare po- tior est jure b, here obtains. But, if the right
is ...
Lord Andrew MacDowall Bankton, 1753
