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Moveables

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Personal estate. (See Heritable.)

Definition source
Kinnear, J. B., Digest of House of Lords Cases Decided on Appeal from Scotland, 1709-1864 — Glossary of Scottish Law Terms (Edinburgh, 1865). Public domain.

Legal Subject: Moveables

Case Date Legal Subject Abstract

Documents discussing this subject (11)

  • APPENDIX. 1.— Extract from the DISPOSITION and SETTLEMENT of the late Chisholm, in favour of Trustees, dated the 21st November, 1814.
  • APPENDIX. Draft TRUST DISPOSITION and SETTLEMENT, by John Howden, Esq. ; dated 20th September 1806.
  • John Murdoch and James Millar v. Alexander Home and Alexander Scott — Answers, 26 Oct 1772
  • Messrs Bertram, Gardner, and Company v. Hugh Finlay — Information, 15 Sep 1787
  • Mrs Rebecca Hog and Dr Thomas Lashly v. Thomas Hog — Memorial, 6 Jan 1791
  • Petition — Gilbert Laurie Chirurgeon in Edinburgh
  • Petition — John Macdonald of Breakish, Allan Macdonald of Knock, and Janet Macdonald their sister, Humbly sheweth
  • Petition — Mrs Hay, & Others against Inner-House Interlocutor
  • Rebecca Hog and Thomas Lashley v. Thomas Hog — Memorial, 13 Dec 1791 [2]
  • Reclaiming Petition — Mrs E. Burnie & Husband against Inner-House Interlocutor
  • Roger Macneil of Taynish v. Archibald Macneil-Montgomery — Answers, 8 Aug 1763
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