The Form of Process, Before the Lords of Council and Session, Observed in Advocations, Ordinary Actions, Suspensions: Shewing Also, the Manner of Maki
"The Form Of Process, Before The Lords Of Council And Session, Observed In Advocations, Ordinary Actions, Suspensions" by John Spotiswood, offers a detailed exploration of legal procedures in the Scottish courts. This historical text provides insights into advocations, ordinary actions, and suspensions, elucidating the processes before the Lords of Council and Session.
It also illustrates the making of protestations for remedy in law, and how summons thereon was brought before the Parliament. This book serves as a valuable resource for legal historians, scholars of Scots law, and anyone interested in understanding the intricacies of historical legal practices.
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