Murray's Trustee v. M'Intyre [1904] ScotLR 41_398 (12 March 1904)
The sum of £900, being the price of the goodwill, is to be treated as being the proceeds partly of heritable and partly of moveable estate, as the goodwill in this case was not entirely attached to the premises but included personal elements.
- Citation
- [1904] ScotLR 41_398
- Parties
- Applicant: Richard M'Culloch (Murray's Trustee); Respondent: Douglas M'Intyre
- Jurisdiction
- Scotland
- Judgment Date
- 12 March 1904
- Procedural Posture
- Special Case Stated / Judgment
- Outcome
- The Court answered the third question of law in the affirmative, holding the sum is partly heritable and partly moveable estate.
- Legal Topics
- Goodwill, Heritable and Moveable Property, Public House Business, Allocation of Proceeds
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Parties
Richard M'Culloch (Murray's Trustee)
Applicant
Douglas M'Intyre
Respondent
Procedural Posture
Special Case Stated / Judgment
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether the sum of £900, being the price of goodwill, is wholly moveable, wholly heritable, or partly heritable and partly moveable estate.
Ratio Decidendi
The sum of £900, being the price of the goodwill, is to be treated as being the proceeds partly of heritable and partly of moveable estate, as the goodwill in this case was not entirely attached to the premises but included personal elements.
Court Disposition
The Court answered the third question of law in the affirmative, holding the sum is partly heritable and partly moveable estate.
Orders
- The sum of £900 is to be allocated as agreed by the parties, in proportions reflecting its partly heritable and partly moveable character.
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