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Law
LawScots Law — A Mixed Legal System
No. 1
Scots Law — A Mixed Legal System
LawThe Institutional Writers — Stair, Erskine & Bell
No. 2
The Institutional Writers
LawUdal Law in Orkney & Shetland
No. 3
Udal Law in Orkney and Shetland
No. 4
Roman Law and Scots Law
LawNot Proven
No. 5
Not Proven
LawCorroboration
No. 6
Corroboration
LawThe Scottish Criminal Jury — 15 Jurors & Simple Majority
No. 7
The Scottish Criminal Jury — 15 Jurors & Simple Majority
LawSolemn and Summary Procedure
No. 8
Solemn and Summary Procedure
LawDelict
No. 9
Delict
LawThe Scots Law of Contract
No. 10
The Scots Law of Contract
LawUnilateral Promise
No. 11
Unilateral Promise
LawThe Scottish Trust
No. 12
The Scottish Trust
LawLegal Rights in Succession
No. 13
Legal Rights in Succession
LawIrregular Marriage
No. 14
Irregular Marriage
LawSasine
No. 15
Sasine
LawFeudal Landholding & Its Abolition
No. 16
Feudal Landholding and Its Abolition
LawPrescription in Scots Law
No. 17
Prescription in Scots Law
LawEntail and the Heritable Estate
No. 18
Entail and the Heritable Estate
LawCrofting Law
No. 19
Crofting Law
LawThe Poor Law in Scotland
No. 20
The Poor Law in Scotland
LawThe Children’s Hearings System
No. 21
The Children's Hearings System
LawBankruptcy & Sequestration
No. 22
Bankruptcy & Sequestration
LawLand Registration in Scotland
No. 23
Land Registration in Scotland
LawCommunity Land Reform
No. 24
Community Land Reform
LawDiligence — Enforcing Debts in Scots Law
No. 25
Diligence: Enforcing Debts in Scots Law
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Fatal Accident Inquiries: How Scotland Investigates Sudden Deaths
[Established] Scotland has no coroner system.
Legal Capacity at 16: Coming of Age in Scots Law
[Established] The Age of Legal Capacity (Scotland) Act 1991 gives people aged 16 and over general legal capacity to enter into transactions, such as contracts.
Salmon Fishings as Property: A River Right Separate From the Land
[Established] In Scots law, the right to fish for salmon is a separate heritable right, known as a "separate tenement", which can be owned independently of the land.