MacRobert v. Cahill [2005] ScotSC 27 (02 March 2005)
The defender failed to prove any agreement or arrangement with the pursuer permitting occupation. The pursuer, as judicial factor, never consented to or agreed to the defender's occupation, and the defender had no right or title to remain in the property. The pursuer is entitled to recover possession.
- Citation
- [2005] ScotSC 27
- Parties
- Pursuer: David J C MacRobert; Defender: James William Cahill
- Jurisdiction
- Scotland
- Judgment Date
- 02 March 2005
- Procedural Posture
- Civil / Judgment After Proof Before Answer
- Outcome
- Decree for removing granted in favour of the pursuer; defender's pleas repelled; pursuer entitled to recover possession.
- Legal Topics
- Judicial Factor, Removal of Occupant, Testamentary Succession, Title to Heritable Property
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Parties
David J C MacRobert
Pursuer
James William Cahill
Defender
Procedural Posture
Civil / Judgment After Proof Before Answer
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether there was an arrangement between the pursuer and defender permitting the defender to remain in the property
- 2 Whether the defender had any right or title to occupy the property
Ratio Decidendi
The defender failed to prove any agreement or arrangement with the pursuer permitting occupation. The pursuer, as judicial factor, never consented to or agreed to the defender's occupation, and the defender had no right or title to remain in the property. The pursuer is entitled to recover possession.
Court Disposition
Decree for removing granted in favour of the pursuer; defender's pleas repelled; pursuer entitled to recover possession.
Orders
- Decree for removing against the defender, his family, sub-tenants and dependants from 119 Yokermill Road, Yoker, Glasgow.
- All questions of expenses, including sanction for junior counsel, reserved.
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