10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PETITORY»
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The Institutions of the Law of Scotland, Deduced from Its ...
85, ( Competition, ) with all the exceptions thereof, which are many. gig; "f P'e'
TITLE XXI. PETITORY ACTIONS UPON PERSONAL RIGHTS. <1. Petitory actions
are so called, because something is demanded to be done by the defenders—2.
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Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court ...
In a petitory action, when the plaintiffs fail to show title in themselves, it will not be
deemed necessary to inquire into the validity of the proceedings, in pursuance of
which the property was sold to the defendant Vidal v. Duplantier. iv. 28 Sprigg v ...
Louisiana. Supreme Court, François Xavier Martin, Branch W. Miller, 1854
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A Digest of the Reported Decisions of the Superior Court of ...
Of the Petitory Action. 1. It seems that an order of survey, though not amounting to
a positive and absolute grant, yet confers such a title as to enable the grantee to
maintain a petitory action against a possessor having no title at all. King v.
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An Institute of the Laws of Scotland in Civil Rights: With ...
Petitory actions. 36. Petitory actions; the action of exhibition and delivery such. In
what does the action, upon the pursuer's right of property,differ from an action
upon a, contract for delivery of a particular thing. . 37- When is the pursuer of an ...
Lord Andrew MacDowall Bankton, 1753
5
Decisions of the Court of sessions, from 1752 to (1808)
It is necessary to attend to the nature of this latter kind of jurisdiction, which, in the
first place, is not merely superfluous, nor differs only in form, but essentially from
petitory. The direct subject of investigation in a petitory, and in a declaratory ...
Faculty of Advocates (Scotland), 1809
6
Digest of the Reported Decisions of the Superior Court of ...
F. OF THE Possassoav AND PETITORY Ac'rroivs AND 'rasin'Rntss. 1. In a mere
possessory action the title is not at issue; but where the plaintiff himself puts at
issue his right of possessing, as where he alleges that he is owner and presents
...
Judah Philip BENJAMIN (and SLIDELL (Thomas)), Thomas SLIDELL, 1834
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Louisiana Reports: Cases Argued and Determined in the ...
The more trespnsscr who ll defendant in a petitory action, cannot detest n prima
facie title made out by the pinintlll on the ground of the non-rigiatry of such title.
The registry may be made at any time and it does not concern n trespasscr that it
...
Louisiana. Supreme Court, Thomas H. Thorpe, Charles G. Gill, 1858
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Reports of cases argued and determined in the Supreme Court ...
PAGE. 4. When the pleadings and evidence of the case show, that the plaintiff,
defendant and warrantors, all claim under one common and original title, neither
will be permitted to attack it in a petitory action. Bedford vs. Vrquhart et al. 234. 5.
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Commentary on the Italian Code of Civil Procedure
Any claim concerning possession [see Articles 1140 ICC], in relation to facts
occurring while the petitory proceeding is pending, shall be filed before the judge
of the latter proceeding. However, the recovery of the possession may be claimed
...
Simona Grossi, Maria Cristina Pagni, 2010
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The decisions of the Court of Session: from its first ...
... the long continual and uninterrupted possession, and behoved to stand at least
as titulus putativus, and could never be taken away in this judgment possessory,
but behoved to be taken away in the judgment petitory, and by way of reduction ...
Scotland. Court of Session, William Maxwell Morison, 1804
