Cases Decided in the Court of Session, and Also in the Justiciary and House of LordsT. & T. Clark, 1966 |
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Halaman 95
... allowed parties a proof of their averments , proof of the agreement to sell the leasehold property being limited to writ or oath . The defender appealed to the Court of Session , and the case was heard before the Second Division ...
... allowed parties a proof of their averments , proof of the agreement to sell the leasehold property being limited to writ or oath . The defender appealed to the Court of Session , and the case was heard before the Second Division ...
Halaman 96
... allowed . Errol v . Walker . 6 Argued for the pursuer ( respondent ) ; - Rei interventus could not be invoked to ... allowed to parties an unrestricted proof of their respective averments . The Sheriff , on appeal and after an amendment ...
... allowed . Errol v . Walker . 6 Argued for the pursuer ( respondent ) ; - Rei interventus could not be invoked to ... allowed to parties an unrestricted proof of their respective averments . The Sheriff , on appeal and after an amendment ...
Halaman 244
... allowed minutes of amendment for both parties to be received , and answers to be lodged thereto . On 21st December 1965 the Court allowed the closed record to be amended in terms of the minutes and answers . The case was heard before ...
... allowed minutes of amendment for both parties to be received , and answers to be lodged thereto . On 21st December 1965 the Court allowed the closed record to be amended in terms of the minutes and answers . The case was heard before ...
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Allison Carter v 257 | 1 |
Norrie 207 | 56 |
Campbell Mackay v 237 | 71 |
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