Manuscripta juridica

Ius proprium Scotiae - Practicks (general digest of law, systematic) "Major practicks" .

Written by only one hand, in very legible handwriting, probably before 1650, on two types of paper only

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Author(s):

• Thomas Hope of Craighall

No. of pages: Pag. 1-690

Rubric: Hops larger practiques

Incipit:

• Tit. 1. De jure. The wholl lawes of the kingdome of Scotland were writtine in Latine of old.

  [{i}Penultimate title:{/i}] Off the assyse. Acts of Parliament. That no officer nor he that gives up dittay upon ane uther be upon his assyse, under the paine of 10 lib.: 1425 c. 50.

  [{i}Breaks off incomplete:{/i}] Pars 8. Of treasone and foirfaultor. Titulus 9. The paine of treasone is the confiscatione of the moveabill goods ... Actis of Parliament. Statutum est quod omnes et singuli fugientes a rege ... of thair rebellion be advyse of the Estates: 1449 c. 14 [{i}the remainder of the last leaf is blank{/i}]