- Thus the
lands and
titles were
obtained directly from the sovereign.
Infeftment, it was ruled,
should be "expede" at the
Castle of Edinburgh.{{cite book}}:...
- 19th century,
important reforms were made to the
Sasine process. The
Infeftment Act 1845 (8 & 9 Vict. c. 35)
removed the
requirement of
carrying out the...
- purpose.
Actual sasines on the land
itself were made
unnecessary by an the
Infeftment Act 1845 (8 & 9 Vict. c. 35). The "instrument of sasines" was su****ded...
- Not
public and
general May 1584 c. 48 22 May 1584
Ratificatioun of the
Infeftment maid to
Andro lord Dingwel. Not
public and
general May 1584 c. 49 22 May...
- the
royal charter stated that "the
realm of Nova Scotia, and
original infeftment thereof, is
holden of the
kingdom of Scotland, and
forms part of the County...
- Vict. c. 54))
Infeftment Act 1845 8 & 9 Vict. c. 35 21 July 1845 An Act to
simplify the Form and
diminish the
Expence of
obtaining Infeftment in Heritable...
- 2024. Brown, Keith. "Ratification in
favour of the town of Wick of
their infeftment, with a
declaration declaring the said town to be the head
burgh of the...
- off
thair infeftment. Not
public and
general 1612 c. 18 — 23
October 1612
Ratificatioun in
favours of the
burgh of
Glasgow off
thair infeftment. Not public...
- Kinnoul, Sir
George Hay (inherited 1634 with 1641
ratification of his
infeftment)
Blair and
Carnegie Lordship 8th Lord Kinfauns, Sir
Alexander Blair of...
- 11 July 1606
Ratificatioun in
favouris of
James Hay of
Kingask of his
infeftment of the few
fermes of Grangemuir. Not
public and
general 1606 c. 43 — 11...
