Manuscripta juridica

Ordo iudiciarius Scotiae - Injunctions to the Commissars of Edinburgh : 1610/3/2

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No. of pages: Pag. 430-443

Rubric: Injunctions and rules sett down and appointed by the reverend fathers archbishops and bishops of this kingdom ... [{i}1610/3/2{/i}] ... for the Commissars ... of the haill ecclesiasticall judgements

Incipit:

• Yee are be vertue of your commission to decide in causes beneficiall, matters of teinds

Explicit:

• [{i}Main text:{/i}] for ilk piece thereof during his lifetime.

  [{i}Addition by a different hand:{/i}] The forgoeing injunctions are collated with injunctions in the hands of Arch. Stewart Advocate quhich were found amongst the papers of the Lord Fountainhall after his decease, signed Saint Andrew, so that they appear bo be originall, haveing the Archbishop of St. Andrew's subscription.

  [{i}Pag. 440-442, table of fees. Explicit:{/i}] for augmentation of thir fees for the want of great testaments. Extracted furth of the authentick registers of the jurisdictions of the Commissariots be me Mr. Thomas Nicolson, keeper and extractor of the same. Sic subscribitur: T. Nicolson.

  [{i}Addition, still by the scribe who wrote the entire volume, pag. 443:{/i}] The forgoing injunctions are carefully collated with the injunctions to the said Commissars which appear to be originall, haveing the subscriptions of the Archbishop of St. Andrews, the Archbishop of Glasgow and the Bishop of Caithnes which are in the hands of Archibald Stewart Advocat, being found amongst the writes of the deceast Sir John Lauder off Fountainhall, one of the Senators of the Colledge of Justice