The institutions of the law of Scotland deduced from its originals, and collated vvith the civil, canon, and feudal- lavvs, and vvith the customs of neighbouring nations ... / by Sir James Dalrymple of Stair ...

Title

The institutions of the law of Scotland deduced from its originals, and collated vvith the civil, canon, and feudal- lavvs, and vvith the customs of neighbouring nations ... / by Sir James Dalrymple of Stair ...

Author

Stair, James Dalrymple, Viscount of, 1619-1695.

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Edinburgh :: Printed by the heir of Andrew Anderson ...,

1681.

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Law -- Scotland.

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Contents

• title page
• To the KING.
• INDEX of the TITLES of the whole BOOK, with the SUMMARIES subjoyned.
  • PART I.
    • TITLE I. Common Principles of Law.
    • TITLE II. Of Liberty.
    • TITLE III. Of Obligations.
    • TITLE IV. Conjugal Obligations.
    • TITLE V. Obligations between Parents and Children.
    • TITLE VI. Obligations of Tutors and Curators, Pupils, Minors, and Persons interdicted.
    • TITLE VII. Restitution.
    • TITLE VIII. Recompense.
    • TITLE IX. Reparation: where of Delinquences, and Damage thence arising.
    • TITLE X. Obligations Conventional, by Promise, Paction, and Contract.
    • TITLE XI. Liberation from Obligations.
    • TITLE XII. Rights Real: where of Community, Possession, Property, Servitudes, and Pledges.
    • TITLE XIII. Infeftments of Property.
    • TITLE XIV. Superiority: where of its Casualities, Non-Entry, Relief, Compositions for Entries, Ward, Marriage, and Liferent-Escheat.
    • TITLE XV. Annualrent: where, of Pensions, and Poinding of the Ground.
    • TITLE XVI. Liferents: where of Conjunctfees, Terces, and Liferents by the Courtesie of Scotland.
    • TITLE XVII. Servitudes real.
    • TITLE XVIII. Teinds: where of Benefices, Stipends, Presentation, Collation, Institution, Tacks, Annats, and Patronage.
    • TITLE XIX. Tacks where of Rentals, tacite Relocation, and Removing.
    • TITLE XX. Wadsetts: where of Reversion, Regress and Redemption.
    • TITLE XXI. Extinction of Infeftments: where of Resignation ad remanentiam, Recognition, Disclamation, Purpresture, and other Feudal Delinquences.
    • TITLE XXII. Prescription.
  • PART II.
    • TITLE XXIII. Assignations: Where of Arrest∣ments, and Actions for making forth∣coming.
    • TITLE XXIV. Dispositions: where of Resignations in favorem, Apprisings, and Adjudications of real Rights.
    • TITLE XXV Confiscation: where of Single-Escheat, Liferent-Escheat, Shipwrack, Waith-goods, Treasure, Forefaulture, Bastardy, and Last-Heir.
    • TITLE XXVI. Succession.
    • TITLE XXVII. Heirs.
    • TITLE XXVIII. Behaving as Heir.
    • TITLE XXIX. Lucrative Successors.
    • TITLE XXX. Executory: where of Testaments, Codi∣cills, Legacies, Relict`s part, Bairns part, Dead's part, Confirmations, and Office of Exe∣cutory.
    • TITLE XXXI. Vitious Intromission.
• text
  • TITLE I. Common Principles of Law.
  • TITLE II. Of Liberty.
  • TITLE III. Of Obligations.
  • TITLE IV. Conjugal Obligations.
  • TITLE V. Obligations between Parents and Children.
  • TITLE VI. Obligations of Tutors and Cura∣tors, Pupils Minor, and persons Interdicted.
  • TITLE VII. Restitution.
  • TITLE VIII. Recompence.
  • TITLE IX. Reparation where, of Delin∣quences and Damnage thence arising.
  • TITLE X. Obligations Conventional, by Promise, Paction and Con∣tract.
  • TITLE XI. Liberation from Obligations.
  • TITLE XII. Rights real, where, of Com∣munity, Possession, Property, Servitudes, and Pledges.
  • TITLE XIII. Infeftments of Property.
  • TITLE XIV. Superiority where, of its Casua∣lities, Non-entry, Relief, Com∣positions for Entries, Ward, Marriage and Liferent Es∣cheat.
  • TITLE XV. Annualrent where, of Pensi∣ons, and Poinding of the Ground.
  • TITLE XVI. LIFERENTS, Where, of Conjunctfees, Ter∣ces, and Liferents by the Cour∣tesie of Scotland.
  • TITLE XVII. Servitudes Real.
  • TITLE XVIII. TEINDS, Where, of Benefices, Stipends, Presentation, Collation, Insti∣tution, Tacks, Annats, and Patronage.
  • TITLE XIX. TACKS, Where, of Rentals, tacite Re∣location and Removing.
  • TITLE XX. WODSETS, Where, of Reversion, Regress and Redemption.
  • TITLE XXI. Extinction of Infeftments, Where, of Resignation ad re∣manentiam, Recognition, Dis∣clamation, Purpresture, and other Feudal Delinquences.
  • TITLE XXII. Prescription.
• title page
• text
  • TITLE XXIII. Assignations, Where, of Arrestments, and Actions for making Forth∣coming.
  • TITLE XXIV. Dispositions, Where, of Resignations, in favorem, Appryzings and Adjudications of Real Rights.
  • TITLE XXV. Confiscation, Where, of single Escheat, Liferent-Escheat, Shipwrack, Waith-goods, Treasure, Forefaulture, Bastardy, and Last-heir.
  • TITLE XXVI. Succession.
  • TITLE XXVII. Heirs.
  • TITLE XXVIII. Behaving as Heir.
  • TITLE XXIX. Lucrative Successors.
  • TITLE XXX. Executorie, Where, of Testaments, Codi∣cills, Legacies, Relict's part, Bairns part, Dead's part, Con∣firmations, and Office of Exe∣cutorie.
  • TITLE XXXI. Vitious Intromission.