«PUPILLARITY»に関連する英語の本
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Decisions of the Court of sessions, from 1752 to (1808)
Scotland, that marriage could not be entered into before the complete years of
pupillarity. 30th June 1 756, Malcolm contra Cameron. The exception introduced
by the canon law, viz. " nisi malitia suppleat atattm,,, was in .this country of very ...
Faculty of Advocates (Scotland), 1803
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The decisions of the Court of Session: from its first ...
It was an established point in the law of Scotland, that marriage could not be No
44* entered into before the complete years of pupillarity ; 29th June 1756,
Cameron against Malcolm, voce Proof. The exception introduced by the canon
law, viz.
Scotland. Court of Session, William Maxwell Morison, 1811
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Cases decided in the Court of session (Teind court, and ...
T' After they cease to be in pupillarity, and enter into the more advanced stage of
life, they may acquire settlements for themselves by separate residence. I speak
of children not subject to disability. But, in regard to lunatic children, it has not ...
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Analytical Digest of Cases Published in the Law Journal Reports
To obviate any objection that may be made to Lady Mackenzie':-1 right to sue, it
appeared tltat upon the death of her husband, she was appointed by the Court of
Session faclria: loco lutoris to her children during their pupillarity (I); and under ...
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Decisions of the Court of Session: from November 1825 to ...
In support of the action it was pleaded— I. A gift of tutory from the Barons of
Exchequer iu Scotland, for the whole space and years of a minor's pupillarity, in
favour of three different individuals, appointing them tutors-dative, does not fall by
the ...
Scotland. Court of Session, F. Somerville, J. Tawse, 1829
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Commentaries on the laws of Scotland, and on the principles ...
pupillarity foresaid, to be exempted and freed from the same.'4 This has not the
appearance of a declaratory law ; but both the reason of the thing, and the
decisions of the Courts, proceeding upon the common law, seem to point it out as
...
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The Scottish Jurist: Containing Reports of Cases Decided in ...
... as tutors for the younger children, to the extent of five-sixth shares, and of Miss
Jane Margaret Matilda Macdonald Lockhart. who is now above pupillarity, and
her curatrix, to the extent of one-sixth share of the said restricted sum of £23,101.
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The Edinburgh encyclopaedia, conducted by D. Brewster
Pupillarity. Minority. Majority. Tutors Tutor no- Title M.-- Of Tutors and Curators,
Parent and Child, Master and Servant, 1 . The stages of life principally
distinguished in law, are pupillarity, puberty or minority, and majority. A child is in
pupillarity ...
Edinburgh encyclopaedia, sir David Brewster, 1830
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A Hand-book of the Law of Scotland
the marriage will be sustained, on the ground of acquiescence, provided he
continue to cohabit after pupillarity is past. (Ersk. Pr. i. 6. 2.) He is also capable of
being indicted and punished for crime after he has completed his seventh year.
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Commentaries on the Law of Scotland, and on the Principles ...
The case was 0 argued for the pupil upon what was said to be the common law of
all nations,-—' since restraint is penal, and a pupil who is not doli capax cannot
incur it during his pupillarity, which continues till fourteen.' The Court had some ...
George Joseph Bell, John M'Laren, 1870
