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Spuilzie

AI-transcribed

Illegal and forcible seizure of goods.

Definition source
Kinnear, J. B., Digest of House of Lords Cases Decided on Appeal from Scotland, 1709-1864 — Glossary of Scottish Law Terms (Edinburgh, 1865). Public domain.

Legal Subject: Spuilzie

Case Date Legal Subject Abstract

Documents discussing this subject (11)

  • Angus Sinclair v. James Hamilton of Aikenhead, Captain James Roberton, James Gilchrist, Alexander Stewart, and John Doug — Information, 23 Sep 1768
  • Earl of Lauderdale v. George Inglis of Reidhall — Petition, 28 Feb 1765
  • James Davidson v. George Darsie, senior, &c. — Replies, 30 Mar 1840 [2]
  • John Sinclair of Freswick v. Sir John Sinclair of Mey — Information, 24 Jun 1772
  • John Sinclair of Freswick v. Sir John Sinclair of Mey — Memorial, 29 Jun 1773
  • John Sinclair of Freswick v. Sir John Sinclair of Mey — Memorial, 4 Feb 1773
  • John Sinclair of Freswick v. Sir John Sinclair of Mey, Baronet — Memorial, 2 Jan 1773
  • Lady Christian Graham v. Catharine Pate, John Dickson and Robert Dickson — Answers, 12 Dec 1798
  • Petition — Sir John Sinclair of Mey, Baronet [2]
  • Sir John Sinclair of Mey v. John Sinclair of Freswick — Answers, 24 Apr 1773
  • Thomas Leishman v. Magistrates and Council of Ayr — answers, 6 Mar 1800
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