Articles in: Insolvency and Personal Bankruptcy

MacLeod’s Trustee v MacLeod

The Sheriff upheld the contention of the permanent trustee on the sequestrated estate of a debtor in an action against his wife for the division and sale of heritable subjects of which the debtor and his wife were joint proprietors, and for warrant to have the debtor, his wife and family (a son, a daughter and her partner and their …

Inheritance and Trusts Law, Insolvency and Personal Bankruptcy, Property Law, Protocol 1, Art. 1 Right to Private Property

Interference with moveable property – arrestment on the dependence

The other pre-emptive and protective remedy commonly obtained as a matter of course when raising a court action in Scotland was a warrant to arrest, on the dependence of the action, any funds belonging to the defenders which were in the hands of third parties. [1] The authority for diligence was granted by a clerical act of a clerk of …

Insolvency and Personal Bankruptcy, Property Law, Protocol 1, Art. 1 Right to Private Property, Taxation

Inhibition on heritable property

Classically at common law in Scotland, pursuers’ interests in the course of litigation may be protected by the taking out of an inhibition on the dependence which prevents the defender from alienating any heritable property in Scotland.    The remedy was available as of right once the Summons had passed the signet and needed no further court intervention although the court …

Insolvency and Personal Bankruptcy, Property Law, Protocol 1, Art. 1 Right to Private Property

MacLeod’s Trustee v MacLeod

The Sheriff upheld the contention of the permanent trustee on the sequestrated estate of a debtor in an action against his wife for the division and sale of heritable subjects of which the debtor and his wife were joint proprietors, and for warrant to have the debtor, his wife and family (a son, a daughter and her partner and their …

Art. 08 Right to Private and Family Life, Insolvency and Personal Bankruptcy, Protocol 1, Art. 1 Right to Private Property

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