A Complete System of Conveyancing: Adapted to the Present Practice of Scotland and the Recent Statutes Comprehending the Constitution, Transmission, a (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781145670952)

"A Complete System of Conveyancing, Volume 1" offers a detailed exposition of conveyancing practices in early 20th-century Scotland. Authored by the Juridical Society of Edinburgh, this volume provides a comprehensive overview of the constitution, transmission, and extinction of both heritable and moveable rights under Scottish law.

Adapted to the present practice of Scotland and recent statutes of the time, this work serves as an invaluable reference for legal historians, property law scholars, and anyone interested in the intricacies of Scottish legal traditions. Explore the detailed processes and legal frameworks that governed property transactions in Scotland at the turn of the century, as elucidated by one of the country's foremost legal societies.

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