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The Practical Conveyancer, Or, the Principles of Scotch Conveyancing; Illustrated by 300 Cases of Making Up Titles to Heritable Property, According to

The Practical Conveyancer, Or, the Principles of Scotch Conveyancing; Illustrated by 300 Cases of Making Up Titles to Heritable Property, According to

Lyon, George

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General World History

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ISBN10: 1459094557
ISBN13: 9781459094550
Publisher: General Books
Pages: 32
Weight: 0.17
Height: 0.07 Width: 7.44 Depth: 9.69
Language: English
This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1848. Excerpt: ... the presenter of signatures revises and authenticates the draft precept; it is thus incorporated in the precept, and becomes part and parcel of the heir's title, and would necessarily give him the benefit of the vicennial prescription. X. Miscellaneous Cases. 250. A., a tutor, wishes to sell the property of his pupil, --how is this managed? A. first raises an action of cognition and sale in the Court of Session, before one of the Ordinaries. The Ordinary makes great avizandum, and the process is at once transmitted to the Inner-House. Upon proof being taken of the reasons and expediency for selling the property, a decree of cognition and sale is pronounced, authorizing the tutor to sell. The tutor'then grants a common disposition, with procuratory and precept, and the purchaser makes up his title in the usual way. The decree of sale is stated in the narrative of the disposition. 251. A tutor purchases a house for the pupil, with the pupil's money; this circumstance does not alter the right of succession. The pupil dies before reaching the age of fourteen, --how do his executors make up their title to the house in question? The heir of the pupil makes up his title, and dispones to the executors; or, if he refuses to do so, the executors must constitute their claim, and adjudge in implement. 252. A personal bond is taken, payable to A. and his heirs-male, or to A. and his heirs, secluding executors, --how does the heir-male or heir-at-law make up his title to the bond? By a general service in the particular character of heir-male, or heir-at-law, as the case may be. 253. A personal bond is taken, payable to A. and the heirs of his body; whom failing, to B. If A. dies, leaving children, --to whom does the bond transmit, and how is it taken up? It passes to the e...

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