Campbell v. Farquhar [1917] ScotLR 267 (21 February 1917)

Special circumstances, including equal division among reporters and the case turning on contributory negligence, justified dispensing with printing for the appeal.

Citation: [1917] ScotLR 267
Parties: Pursuer: George Campbell; Defender: Arthur W. Farquhar
Jurisdiction: Scotland
Judgment Date: 21 February 1917
Procedural Posture: Appeal / Application for Admission to Poor's Roll and Dispensation With Printing
Outcome: request granted
Legal Topics: Poor's Roll, Dispensation With Printing, Contributory Negligence

Civil Procedure Poor's Roll Dispensation With Printing Contributory Negligence

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Parties

George Campbell

Pursuer

Arthur W. Farquhar

Defender

Procedural Posture

Appeal / Application for Admission to Poor's Roll and Dispensation With Printing

Legal Issues

1 Whether the pursuer should be admitted to the poor's roll to prosecute the appeal
2 Whether printing should be dispensed with given the circumstances

Ratio Decidendi

Special circumstances, including equal division among reporters and the case turning on contributory negligence, justified dispensing with printing for the appeal.

Court Disposition

request granted

Orders

dispensation with printing granted