Legal Subject: Pactum Illicitum |
| Case | Date | Legal Subject | Abstract |
|---|---|---|---|
| Attorney of Thomas Cullen & Co v. David Philp | 1792 | Debt, Creditor, Bill of Exchange, Contract, Employment, Pactum Illicitum | The attorney of Thomas Cullen and Company opposed David Philp, merchant in Boarhills, who as suspender pleaded that no action could lie upon bills alleged to have arisen from a smuggling transaction in which the pursuers were principals or accessories. The attorney replied that this plea of non-action for smuggled goods was unjust and unsupported by law or fact. |