60 General and Special and General Special Charges to be no longer necessary

Section 60 General and Special and General Special Charges to be no longer necessary

Titles to Land Consolidation (Scotland) Act 1868 (1868 c 101) | Legislation

60  General and Special and General Special Charges to be no longer necessary

It shall not he competent to use Letters of General or Special Charge, or General Special Charge, but in an Action of Constitution of an Ancestor's Debt or Obligation against his unentered Heir the Citation on and Execution of the Summons in such Action shall be held to imply and be equivalent to a General Charge, the induciae of which shall expire with the induciae of such Summons, and shall infer the like Certification with such General Charge; and it shall thereafter be competent to adopt under such Summons the same Procedure in all respects, and to pronounce the same Decree, which would have been competent had such Summons been preceded by Letters of General Charge duly executed against such Heir, according to the Law and Practice in use prior to the Thirtieth Day of September One thousand eight hundred and forty-seven, which Decree shall be a valid Decree of Constitution; and in an Action of Adjudication, whether for Debt or in Implement, against such Heir following on such Decree of Constitution, or in an Action of Adjudication against an unentered Heir founded on his own Debt or Obligation,

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