Manuscripta juridica

Ius proprium Scotiae - Treatise "Minor practicks" .

Very neat handwriting in large letters, and good ink

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Author(s):

• Thomas Hope of Craighall

No. of pages: Fol. 1r-123r

Rubric: Ane brieff treatise upon severall substantiall heads of the Scots Law, very profitable for young students. Written by the most learned jurisconsult Sir Thomas Hope of Craighall, Knight, Advocat to his Majestie

Incipit:

• Cap. 1. Of the forme of proces befor the Lords. First, ther is ane generall that no summonds can be called before the Lords whill the first day of compeirance be bygone, except allanerlie in receaveing of witnesses, which may be called wpon the verie first day of compeirance. Item the lyk order is keeped in calling of acts, which cannot be called wpon the first day of compeirance.

  [{i}Last chapter:{/i}] Cap. 24. Of tailzies, bands and contracts of tailzies and of breaking and impeading therof. Ther is a difference betuixt ane band or contract of tailzie and ane infeftment of tailzie that is past witout band or contract. ... (End:) whither they be simple creditors of comprysers or have gotten infeftment be alienatioune, wnder or without reversione; eorum omnium eadem est causa et ratio, because they cannot have the right

Explicit:

• bot cum sua conditione et causa