Manuscripta juridica

Ius proprium Scotiae - Treatise "Minor practicks" .No title, and no author indicated. This copy has particularly many chapter headings. They are listed below

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Author(s):

• Thomas Hope of Craighall

No. of pages: Fol. 13r-16v, 18r-99

Incipit:

• First thar is ane generall, that na causses can be callit befoir the Lordis whill the first day of compeirance be bygane, except allanerlie in receaveing of witnes whiche be callede upoun the verie first day of the compeirance.

  Item the lyk ordour is keipit in calling.

  [{i}Text interrupted at end of fol. 16v:{/i}] ... the Lordis will [{i}paper is fallen off{/i}] new day zit for finding of better [{i}here, the handwriting breaks off in the middle of the page, in a treatment of the topic of litiscontestation. The same abrupt breaking off at the same place is found in MS Edinburgh, Advocates Library, Macmillan B.6.7. Both MSS leave free space, in the same way, and their text resumes with the same words{/i}].

  Fol. 17 blank.

  Fol. 18r-99v [{i}continuation of Hope's 'Minor practicks' - I list all the chapter headings:{/i}] Anent tableing of summondis and thair termes of warning. Att the first institutioun of the Sessioun, summondis war appointit to be called everie day of the weik according to the table.

  (Fol. 18v) Contumacia.

  (Fol. 19r )Anent patronage ecclesiasticall ... [{i}This topic continues. On fol. 23r reference to an act of Parliament 1592{/i}].

  (Fol. 25r) Anent ministeris and collegiall kirkis.

  (Fol. 35v) Anent successioun to rever[...... ...] takis.

  (Fol. 38v) Anent mariage fallin ... ... [{i}last words:{/i}] subsequent mariage.

  (Fol. 49v) Anent infeftment upoun reservatioun and confirmatioun and thair differentie. Item that whiche is spokin of publict infeftmentis to be haldin of the superiour.

  (Fol. 50v) Anent resignatioun prior.

  (Fol. 59v) Anent the great seall.

  (Fol. 60r) Anent the Kingis cachett.

  (Fol. 66v) Anent stewartis. Item the stewartreis of Scotland ar offices directit in the kingis propper.

  (Fol. 67r) Anent burrowis, thar distinctioun and jurisdictioun. Item of the burrows of Scotland some ar royall burrows.

  (Fol. 73v) Anent reductioune ex capite inhibitionis. Item albeit the pairtie inhibiter.

  (Fol. 74r) Anent comprysingis.

  (Fol. 80v) Anent removeingis.

  (Fol. 85v) De legibus iubentibus et prohibentibus. The difference was also of the civill law inter leges iubentes vel prohibentes. And be the opinioun of the doctouris, lex prohibitiva.

  (Fol. 91v) Anent suspensioun of decreitis gevin upoun a first suspensioun. And in thir decreittis of suspensioun.

  [{i}Explicit fol. 99:{/i}] have the richt bot with sua conditioune or cause.

  Fol. 100-162 blank