Lochrie v. M'Gregor. Lochrie Petitioner [1910] ScotLR 41 (09 November 1910)
A clerical error in the citation copy does not invalidate sequestration proceedings where the substantive creditor qualification is met and no prejudice is shown; recall of a going sequestration is not warranted absent evidence of creditor preferences that would be cut down under the first petition.
- Citation
- [1910] ScotLR 41
- Parties
- Petitioner/appellant/reclaimer: Robert Lochrie; Respondent/defender: Jeanie M'Gregor
- Jurisdiction
- Scotland
- Judgment Date
- 09 November 1910
- Procedural Posture
- Petition for Sequestration and Appeal/reclaiming Note / Appeal and Reclaiming Note Heard Together; Judgment Delivered
- Outcome
- Appeal partially allowed; reclaiming note refused
- Legal Topics
- Sequestration, Citation Error, Preferences, Recall of Sequestration
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Parties
Robert Lochrie
Petitioner/appellant/reclaimer
Jeanie M'Gregor
Respondent/defender
Procedural Posture
Petition for Sequestration and Appeal/reclaiming Note / Appeal and Reclaiming Note Heard Together; Judgment Delivered
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether a clerical error in the citation copy of a petition for sequestration invalidates proceedings
- 2 Whether the Court should recall a going sequestration when no creditor preferences are alleged
Ratio Decidendi
A clerical error in the citation copy does not invalidate sequestration proceedings where the substantive creditor qualification is met and no prejudice is shown; recall of a going sequestration is not warranted absent evidence of creditor preferences that would be cut down under the first petition.
Court Disposition
Appeal partially allowed; reclaiming note refused
Orders
- Interlocutor of Sheriff-Substitute recalled in so far as it found pursuer liable in payment to defender Jeanie M'Gregor in thirty shillings of expenses; instead, Jeanie M'Gregor found liable to pursuer in thirty shillings of expenses
- Quoad ultra, interlocutor affirmed and decerned
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