Legal Subject: Condition |
| Case | Date | Legal Subject | Abstract |
|---|---|---|---|
| Forbes v. Home | 1772 | Construction, Property, Feu, Feu duties, Succession, Condition | Sir William Forbes, along with many others, were proprietors of feus (a type of land tenure) in the extended royalty of the city of Edinburgh. The properties at issue were located on Princes Street, George Street, Queen Street, and near St. Andrew's Square. Forbes and his fellow pursuers claimed that the town council had imposed some sort of restrictive covenant, prohibiting construction south of Princes Street, which would have given them an unobstructed view from their properties. John Homes and his fellow defenders secured permission, apparently from the town council, to construct houses, warehouses, and other buildings south of Princes Street. Forbes and the other pursuers sought to stop the construction while the defenders argued that they had permission to build. |
| Playfair v. Riddell and Riddell 2 of 2 | 1793 | Possession, Bargain, Arrestment, Condition, Tack, Mala Fides |
Documents discussing this subject (36)
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- Alexander Pitcairn v. Alexander Whyte and Archibald Bannatyne — Answers, 21 Apr 1796
- Alexander Reid Tenant in Hatton Mains, and James Reid Tenant in Hermiston
- Anne Macgillivray v. John Fraser — Memorial, 15 Jul 1780
- APPENDIX. 1.—PROPOSAL FOR ASSURANCE on Life of ANDREW KING. No. 6 of process.
- Creditors of Lauchlan M^cTavish v. Margaret, Flora, and John M^cTavish — Information, 20 Apr 1787
- David Wight v. William Inglis — Petition, 15 Dec 1798
- Dr Robert Moir v. Dr C. A. Graham — Memorial, 13 Dec 1793
- East Lothian Banking Company of Dunbar and William Paul v. Matthew Turnbull — Answers
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- Forbes v. Home — Duplies
- Fothringham — Petition, 24 Feb 1796
- James Marquis of Clydesdale v. Thomas Earl of Dundonald — Answers, 13 Jan 1726
- James Nish v. Sir William Maxwell of Monreith and other Freeholders of Wigtonshire — Replies, 29 May 1806
- James Rocheid v. Sir David Kinloch and others — Information, 24 Apr 1788
- James Rocheid v. Sir David Kinloch — Information, 24 Apr 1788
- John Calder v. John Mitchell and Thomas Gray — Answers, 4 Feb 1822
- John Hamilton Colt v. Caledonian Railway Company — Joint Minute, 1854
- John Macculloch of Mulderg v. Munro Ross of Pitcalnie — Information, 19 Dec 1760
- Lewis-Alexander Duff v. Sir Archibald Grant — Information, 21 Dec 1798
- Lieutenant-Colonel John Gordon of Cluny v. John Anderson and Others — Revised Condescendence and Answers [2]
- Mrs Lydia Mariana Douglas v. Edward Ommaney, John Marr, John Page, and James Baillie of Culterallers — Information, 14 Apr 1791
- No. VI. MINUTE for James Carrick, Coal-Master at Gartnavel, IN THE SUBMISSION under his Lease to William Napier, Esquire, betwixt Him and the Proprietors of Gartnavel.
- Peter Taylor Young v. Alexander Baillie — Condescendence
- Petition and Complaint — George Turnbull tenant in Oldhamstocks
- Petition — Capt. James Stewart Robertson against Lord Eldin's Interlocutor
- Petition — Munro-Ross of Pitcalny, an Infant, and his Tutors
- RE-REVISED CONDESCENDENCE for the Chevalier Alexander Mortara of Cassal Maggiore in Lombardy, Claimant; and William Charles Balderston, W.S. his Mandatory. / No. XIX. RE-REVISED CO
- Reclaiming Petition — Thomas Earl of Dundonald
- Robert Alexander v. James Chrystie — Petition, 20 Feb 1767
- Robert Playfair v. Walter Riddell and William Riddell — Answers, 10 May 1793
- Robert Playfair v. Walter Riddell and William Riddell — Answers, 10 Oct 1793
- Sir Andrew Cathcart v. David Campbell — Answers, 27 Feb 1813
- Sir William Forbes and others v. John Home, Young and Trotter, John Reid and Richard Thomson — Answers, 6 Feb 1772
- Thomas Moffat, William Chalmers and Alexander Thomson v. Armstrong and Son, David Mathieson, William Wilson senior, James Alves and James Thomson — memorial, 1 Jul 1800
- William Baird v. John Pagan and Robert Shannan in Company; Alexander Wilson and Company — Memorial, 22 Feb 1765
