Legal practice in Ayr and the west of Scotland in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries
Subtitle: a study in economic history
By: by David Murray ...
Publisher: J. MacLehose and sons
Published: 1910
Place of publication: Glasgow
Language: eng
Number of pages: 105
Subjects: Law -- Scotland -- History and criticism
Notes: Reprinted from the Proceedings of the Incorporated society of law agents in Scotland, with an index and illustrations.
Table of contents: value: The Protocol book of Master Gawane Ros.-  Ayr in 1509.- Notaries public.-  Conveyancing.-  Notarial instruments.-  Notarial protocols.-  Business arrangements.-  Loans and their redemption.-  Hiding of money.-  Ground annuals.-  Rough times.-  Loss of annuals.-  Evidents and muniments of title.-  Breaking of sasine.-  Et cæteration.- Apprentices.-  Trade and shipping.-  Family arrangements.-  Courts, judges, and procurators.-  Appeals to Rome.-  Professional fees.-  Parish business.-  Impediments to marriage and dispensations.-  Proclamation of banns.-  The law library - Conclusion.-  Index.