Plummer, Scott, Petitioner, 901
Price v. Thomson & Gray, 690
Pyper v. Walker, 847

Railways and Canals, Assessor of, Glasgow Corporation v., 10

Railway Assessor, North British Railway Company v., 114

Ramage & Ferguson, Gillon v., 796

Ramsay and Others, Home's Trustees v., 221
Ramsay & Company, Horsbrugh v., 779
Ratter, Seward v., 173

Reddie, Ballantine v., 136
Ree, Stewart v., 366

Reid, Bell v., 136

Reid & Son, Brims v., 670

Reid v. Mitchell, 748

Reid, Logan's Trustees v., 744

Riddell v. Clydesdale Horse Society and Others,

657

Rodger and Another, Brown v., 225
Rodger, Walker and Others V., 567
Rogerson and Others v. Crosbie, 673
Rogerson and Others v. Rogerson, 376
Ross, Matheson and Others v., 559
Ross' Trustee v. Ross and Others, 232

Rowan, Coats Iron and Steel Company v., 296
Roy, Scott v., 147, 346
Russell, Maguire v., 706
Russell, Robertson v., 404

Russell v. Road Trustees of Middle Ward of
County of Lanark, 191

Sandeman v. Scottish Property Investment Company Building Society and Liquidators, and Others, 850

Scott and Somerville, Cassels (Inspector of Lanark) v., 772

Scott, Lord Advocate v., 863

Scott v. Roy, 147, 346

Scott v. Johnston, 546

Scott v. Macdonald and Others, 666

Scott Plummer, Petitioner, 901

Scottish Heritable Security Company and Liqui-
dator, Cassels and Others v., 477
Scottish Heritages Company v. Miller and
Others, 361

Scottish Property Investment Company Building Society and Liquidators v. Boyd, 43 Scottish Property Investment Company Building Society and Liquidator, Shiells' Trustees V., 139

Scottish Property Investment Company Building Society v. Stewart and Others, 619 Scottish Saving Investment and Building

Society, Crawford & Company v., 684 Seafield (Countess Dowager), Bain v., 41

Seath & Company v. Moore, 192
Seaton and Others, Teulon v., 786
Seward v. Ratter, 173

Sharp v. Pathhead Spinning Company, 368
Sharp, Wallace v., 441

Shaw v. Croall & Sons, 792

Shepherd, Whitworth Brothers v., 157
Sheppard's Trustee v. Sheppard and Others, 801
Sheriff and Others (Islay Distillers), 608
Shirer v. Dixon, 669

Sinclair v. Mercantile Building Investment
Society, 820

Small & Company v. Police Commissioners of Dundee, 92

Small and Others v. Liquidators of Scottish Property Investment Company Building Society, 139

Smith, Marquis of Lothian v., 31

Smith v. Assessor for Argyll, 753
Smith v. Smith's Trustees, 145

Smith, Bell Rannie & Company v., 597
Smith Sligo v. Dunlop and Others, 549
Smyth and Another, Keith V., 50
Smollett v. Simpson, 768

Special Case-Carrick and Others(North British Building Society in Liquidation), 833

Duke of Hamilton and Others, and Road Trustees of Lanark and Linlithgow, 824

Gilchrist and Others, 784

Heriot's Hospital Governors, 29

Kilpatrick and Others (Forrest's

Trustees), 285

Macfarlane and Others and Laings, 614

Spence, Bryce v., 849

Spence v. Banff Town and County Club, 535 Spence, Trotter v., 353

Spowart & Company, Hynd and Another v., 702 Standard Property Investment Company v. Whitson, 215

Stark v. Commissioners of Supply for Dumibartonshire, 599

Statter and Another, Morrison v., 770
Steedman v. Cairns, 35

Steel & Sons, Murray v., 630

Stephenson v. Hutchison & Anderson, 613
Stevens v. Stevens, 356

Stewart, Currie, Mackie & Company v., 350
Stewart, Deas v., 845

Stewart v. Ree, 366

19 and 20 Vict. c.

79 (Bankruptcy Act 1856),
pp. 147, 215, 235, 237, 346,
520, 597, 602, 767, 808
c. 71 (Lunatics Act 1857), pp.
282, 575

c. 59 (Confirmation and Probate
Act 1858), p. 911

c. 83 (County Voters Act 1861),
p. 108

c. 86 (Conjugal Rights Amend-
ment Act 1861), p. 26

c. 35 (Public-Houses Amend-
ment Act 1862), pp. 89, 564,
566

c. 54 (Lunatics Act 1862), p. 515
c. 89 (Companies Act 1862), pp.
5, 215, 237, 739, 888
c. 101 (Police and Improve-
ments Act 1862), p. 127
c. 53 (Summary Procedure Act
1864), pp. 559, 717, 847
c. 118 (Industrial Schools Act
1866), p. 845

C.

80 (Valuation of Lands
Amendment Act 1867), p.
114

c. 96 (Debts Recovery Act 1867),
p. 83

c. 101 (Public Health Act 1867),
p. 343, 843

c. 48 (Representation of People

Act 1868), p. 35

c. 100 (Court of Session Act
1868), pp. 12, 131, 345, 554
640

c. 101 (Titles to Land Consolida-
tion Act 1868), p. 59
c. 123 (Salmon Fisheries Act
1868), pp. 90, 563, 843
c. 97 (Stamp Duties Act 1870),
pp. 357, 674, 863

c. 31 (Trade Union Act 1871),
p. 796

c. 62 (Education Act 1872), p.

206

37 and 38 Vict. c. 94 (Conveyancing Act 1874),
pp. 118, 292

38 Vict. c. 17 (Explosives Act 1875), p. 406
38 and 39 Vict c. 61 (Entail Amendment Act

1875), p. 762

c. 70 (Sheriff Courts Act 1876),
pp. 93, 613, 677

C. 75 (Rivers Pollution Act
1876), p. 343

c. 50 (Sheriff Courts Act 1877),
p. 345

c. 53 (Prisons Act 1877), p. 282
c. 15 (Customs and Inland Re-
venue Act 1878), pp. 15, 750
c. 16 (Factory Act 1878), p. 368
c. 51 (Roads and Bridges Act
1878), pp. 191, 387, 427, 533,
580, 824

C. 74 (Contagious Diseases
(Animals) Act 1878), p. 282
C. 42 (Valuation of Lands
Amendment Act 1879), p. 753
c. 72 (Shipping Casualties Act
1879), p. 22

c. 132 (Edinburgh Municipal
and Police Act 1879), p. 792

43 and 44 Vict. c. 34 (Debtors Act 1880), pp. 22,
31, 909

c. 42 (Employers Liability Act
1880), pp. 97, 179, 345, 379,
404, 529, 630, 698, 709, 740
c. 47 (Ground Game Act 1880),
pp. 87, 717

c. 22 (Bankruptcy and Cessio
Act 1881), pp. 31, 602, 767
c. 33 (Summary Jurisdiction
Act 1881), pp. 406, 564
c. 53 (Entail Act 1882), p. 409
c. 69 (Fugitive Offenders Act
1881), p. 906

c. 77 (Citation Amendment Act
1882), pp. 135, 366

c. 22 (Sea Fisheries Act 1883),
p. 842

C.

62 (Agricultural Holdings
Act 1883), p. 167

c. 82 (Bankruptcy Act 1883), p.

450

c. 16 (Bankruptcy Frauds and
Disabilities Act 1884), p.

450

Abandonment. See Ship.

Absence without Leave. See Ship.
Acceptance Payable at Bank See Bill.

Accident through Horse Bolting. See Repara-
tion.

Account. See Agent and Client.

Accounting by Co-Owners. See Ship
Accretion. See Succession.

Acquiescence. See Friendly Society.

Action by Undischarged Bankrupt. See Process.
Adherence. See Husband and Wife.
Admission to Poor's Roll.

See Poor.
Adultery. See Husband and Wife.
Advance Payment, Power of Liquidator to Cull on
Shareholders for. See Friendly Society.
Advances on Security of Heritable Bond. See
Sequestration.

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Advances subsequent to Date of Sequestration.
See Sequestration.
Agent and Client · Fitted Account Ta.ca-
tion-Right of Client to have Account Taxed.
In an action by a person against his
former agent, in which the pursuer
claimed to have the defender's ac-
counts taxed, the defence was that seven
months before raising the action the pursuer
had adjusted and fitted the defender's whole
accounts with him, including both a cash
account and those under challenge, and had
granted a receipt (which was produced) for
the balance brought out. Held that, assum-
ing this to be so, a client and agent do not in
such a matter meet on an equal footing, and
that the pursuer was still entitled to have the
account taxed. Cockburn v. Clark, p. 475.

-Instructions to Invest Money on Heritable
Security Act 1696, c. 5. A lady entrusted
to her law-agent a sum of £800 which had
previously been invested by him on heritable |
security in her name, to be reinvested on
heritable security. The agent informed her!
that he had lent the sum again to the same
borrower on the security of certain house
property, adding that the whole sum to be
lent to him was £4000, of which her sum
was a portion. The agent took a bond from
the borrower for £4000 acknowledging the
money to have been lent by him (the agent)
out of funds in his hands belonging to other
parties, but the money was not then paid to

him, but advanced in different sums at various
dates after the date of the bond. On the
back of the bond the agent, some time after
it was granted, wrote a docquet to the effect
that the bond was held by him in trust for
certain parties in certain proportions, and
among others the client in question to the
extent of £800. The borrower became insol-
vent, and the property turned out insufficient
to meet the loans. In an action by the client
against her agent for payment of the £800,
held that the agent had failed duly to invest
the client's money on heritable security
according to her instructions, and was there-
fore bound to account to her therefor, and
(per Lord Fraser, Ordinary) that the loan
being granted for money not yet paid, was
invalid under the Act 1695, c. 5. Black v.
Curror & Cowper, p. 651.

Agent and Client Gift by Client to Agent-Private
Box at Theatre-Confirmation after Relationship
Ceased. Held (diss. Lord Justice-Clerk) that
a gift of a private box at a theatre by a client
to his law-agent while that relationship was
subsisting, was reducible by the heirs of the
donor as a gift between agent and client,
notwithstanding that the gift had been en-
joyed by the donee for five years after the
relationship had ceased, without the donor
making any challenge of it. Logan's Trustees
v. Reid, p. 744
Agent and Principal

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-Factor and Attor-
ney-Responsibility of Agent placing Money
in Private Banking House. An agent
who acted under a power of attorney
on behalf of a foreign constituent, placed
on deposit in the constituent's name in
a private bank enjoying good credit funds
coming into his hands belonging to the con-
stituent. The bank failed. Held that the
agent was not liable for the loss. Blair's
Executrices v. Payne and Others, p. 54.
--Master and Servant-Managing Shepherd
Buying Sheep at Market-Authority to Buy.
Sheep were bought in his own name by the
head servant on a farm on which the tenant
did not reside. He had no right to buy or
sell on his master's behalf without express
authority, and on the occasion of his pur-
chase he had instructious to buy sheep, but