Forms (Law) - Scotland - Early works to 1800
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A system of English conveyancing, adapted to Scotland . By James Mcnayr, writer.
M'Nayr, James 1757 or 8-1808.Date: 1789- E-books
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Lectures on the practice of the law of Scotland in two volumes; by Walter Ross, ..
Ross, Walter 1738-1789.Date: 1792- E-books
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A complete system of conveyances of, and securities upon lands; or, of heritable rights, according to the present practice of Scotland: including those used in creating freehold qualifications. Upon A New Plan. In which the Names of the Clauses are marked in the margin; and the Instruments of Seisine and of Resignation connected with each Title annexed at the end of it. By Anthony Macmillan
Macmillan, Anthony fl. 1786.Date: 1787- E-books
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Ars notariatus or, the art and office of a notary-publick, as the same is practised in Scotland. In two parts. I. Giving an Account of the Rise and Institution of the Office, and Ancient and Present State thereof. II. Containing Notorial Instruments of all kinds. To which is added, by way of conclusion, an advice to notaries, touching the right discharging of their office.
Date: 1740- E-books
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A system of stiles , as now practised within the kingdom of Scotland, reduced to a clear method. Consisting of six parts. I. Real and personal diligence. II. What passeth the Privy Seal only. III. Summonses passing the Signet. IV. What letters pass the Signet, and such Precepts in Latin as upon Signatures pass also the Signet and whole Seals, except the Quarter-Seal, and what passes the Great Seal per saltum. V. All securities, contracts of marriage, tailzies, mortifications, Liferent-Rights, Provisions of younger Children, Excambions, and the like. VI. Services, tutories, summonses of error, and others. By George Dallas of Saint-Martins.
Dallas, George 1635-1701.Date: 1773