Manuscripta juridica

[Principal Investigator: G. R. Dolezalek]







Ordo iudiciorum - treatise on forms of actions 'The first reformation made' : second part

Author(s):

  • George Mackenzie of Rosehaugh(?)

Incipit:

  • Inhibition is a sort of [and then:] interdiction, proceeding wholly upon citation and cognition

Explicit:

  • seperated\ be\ to\ again\ once\

Ordo iudiciorum - treatise on forms of actions 'The first reformation made' : second part

Author(s):

  • George Mackenzie of Rosehaugh(?)

No. of pages: Fol. 1r-102r

Incipit:

  • Of inhibition. Inhibition is a sort of interdiction, proceeding wholly upon citation and cognition

Explicit:

  • may appear afterwards when the royalty principal (...) once again to be seperated

Colophon: 15th November 1783.

[{i}Interesting explanation on fol. 81r, under the title 'Of sealls and writs passing under them' = fol. 77 ss.:{/i}] Under the Signet are past all common summonses before the Court of Cession[!] and Commission of Tiends, all hornings, inhibitions and other legal dilligences, in the king's name, by autherity[!] of the Court, incident dilligences for citing witnesses ... and Latin precepts upon signature directed to the Privy Seall for expeding matters about(?) favours of the Crowns vassals ... it may be here again briefly noticed that all writts which pass the Signet must be signed be a writer to the Signet - except incident dilligence which must be signed by the Clerk of Court