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Chisholm v Stevenson. [1668] Mor 246 (18 December 1668)
URL: http://www.bailii.org/scot/cases/ScotCS/1668/Mor0100246-019.html Cite as:
[1668] Mor 246
Subject_1 ADJUDICATION and APPRISING. Subject_2 RANKING of ADJUDGERS and APPRISERS.
Chisholm v. Stevenson
Date: 18 December 1668 Case No. No 19.
What expenees a second appriser liable to pay to a first.
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Chisholm, a second compriser, and admitted to come in pari passu with Stevenson, who was the first compriser, he paying his proportional part of the whole charges waired out, conform to the late act of Parliament, anent Debtor and Creditor: The Lords found, that he should only be liable for his part of such charges as were disbursed for deducing the apprising, and obtaining infeftment thereon, and obtaining decreets of removing, or for mails and duties; which they ordained to be communicated to the second compriser, but did not find him liable for the expences of the registration of the bond, and raising of letters of horning and inhibition and execution thereof.
