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Cite as: [1884] ScotLR 22_282, [1884] SLR 22_282
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SCOTTISH_SLR_Court_of_Session
Page: 282↓
Court of Session Inner House Second Division.
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Facts:
A district, 1000 acres in extent and consisting of villages and farms, lay within the royalty of a burgh, as extended by a local Act, but was beyond the Parliamentary boundary as defined by the Reform Act 1832. Held that the commissioners of supply for the county in which the burgh was situated were not entitled to impose assessments on the lands and heritages within this district for the purposes of the Lunatics (Scotland) Act 1857, the Militia (Scotland) Act 1854, or the Contagious Diseases (Animals) Act 1878.
Counsel For Pursuers— J. P. B. Robertson— Gillespie. Agent— William Black, S.S.C.
Counsel for Defenders— Trayner— Shaw. Agents— Morton, Neilson, & Smart, W.S.