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Clinical negligence fatal claims: the court held the third and fourth pursuers’ claims were timeous, the sixth pursuer was ineligible, and awarded damages of £150,000 and £75,000.
TARMAC TRADING LIMITED AGAINST MARJORY GRAHAM DARE SIMPSON OR HAMILTON AS THE EXECUTRIX OF THE LATE ROBERT SCOTT HAMILTON [2018] ScotCS CSIH_46 (04 July 2018)
The Inner House held that an unsigned citation form could be relieved under rule 2.1, allowing the action to proceed despite the service defect.
McCARN & Ors v SECRETARY OF STATE FOR BUSINESS, INNOVATON AND SKILLS [2014] ScotCS CSOH_121 (05 August 2014)
The Court of Session awarded £35,000 each to five adult children for loss under section 4(3)(b) after their father died of mesothelioma.
Wolff & Ors v John Moulds (Kilmarnock) Ltd & Anor [2011] ScotCS CSOH_159 (29 September 2011)
Fatal mesothelioma damages case in the Court of Session, with awards made for solatium, services, loss of support, and bereavement to the deceased's family.
Propinvest Paisley LP Against A Decision Of The Lands Tribunal [2011] ScotCS CSIH_41 (29 June 2011)
The Inner House allowed an appeal on a preliminary issue about Lands Tribunal jurisdiction over lease conditions under the Title Conditions (Scotland) Act 2003.
Mason and Another v. Ritchie's Trustees [1918] ScotLR 454 (28 March 1918)
Scottish feudal casualty appeal held that composition on entry was limited to the £1 feu-duty actually received, not the lands’ annual value.
Mackenzie v. Maclennan [1916] ScotLR 452 (16 March 1916)
The Court of Session held that suspension of a decree of lawburrows was incompetent after the Civil Imprisonment (Scotland) Act 1882.
Baikie v. Governors of Kirkwall Educational Trust [1914] ScotLR 717 (26 June 1914)
The Court of Session held that annual payments imposed by an entail had to be secured before disentail, and were not extinguished by the disentail process.
Inglis' Trustees. v. Macpherson [1909] ScotLR 43 (03 November 1909)
The Court of Session recalled an order requiring a defender to find caution for violent profits, holding that the repealed 1838 regime no longer applied and the 1907 Act made the matter discretionary.
Brodie v. Brodie [1901] ScotLR 39_88 (09 November 1901)
The Court of Session held that the pursuer proved a sufficient casus amissionis for a missing bond of annuity and granted decree for proving the tenor.
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