1794
StipendTeindsHeritorAugmentationParishAct of ParliamentGleig pursued Stephen to determine whether lands situated in the parish of St. Vigians were liable for stipend to the minister of that parish or subject to augmentation for the minister of Arbroath. The memorialists argued that the lands were liable to the St. Vigians minister and could not be subjected to augmentation for Arbroath, while the memorialist responded that lands locally situated in St. Vigeans but paying stipend to Arbroath belonged to that parish quoad stipend.AI-generated
Documents in this case (2)
- George Gleig v. Robert Stephen, Alexander Strachan, and John Rolland — Memorial, 3 Jan 1794January 3, 1794 Memorial of the memorialists, arguing that their lands, situated within the parish of St. Vigians, are liable in stipend to the minister of that parish and cannot be subject to augmentation for the minis…
- Gleig v. Stephen — Memorial, 21 Jan 1794January 21, 1794 Memorial of the memorialist, arguing that lands locally situated in St. Vigeans but paying stipend to minister of Arbroath belong to that parish quoad stipend
People & places in this case
People involved
- Rev. George Gleig — Party
- John Rolland — Party
- Alexander Strachan, of Tarry — Party
