Scotland As It Was And As It is volume 1
Scotland As It Was And As It is volume 1
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Somehow it had come to pass that when Owners of land got into debt, their creditors came upon their lands and seized all the cattle and crop they could find upon it, without distinguishing between that which properly belonged to the Owner of the soil, and that which belonged to the hirer of it. Probably this hardship began in and arose out of the prevalence of " Steelbow" holdings, in which the cattle and other stock were supplied by the Owner of the soil. But whatever was its origin, it had be...come a grievance, and it was obviously destructive of the principle of a Lease, which secured the Tenant against any increase of his " male " or rent before the expiry of his term. If a Tenant had this security only against a solvent Owner, but lost it as against creditors the moment his landlord became insolvent, it is obvious he would practically have no security at all, and the whole value of THE AGE OF COVENANTS. 157 Leases would have been destroyed. Accordingly, in strict consistency with the fundamental principle of ancient and well-established covenants, with recent confirmatory legislation, and with the clear equities of the case, the Parliament of James in.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Somehow it had come to pass that when Owners of land got into debt, their creditors came upon their lands and seized all the cattle and crop they could find upon it, without distinguishing between that which properly belonged to the Owner of the soil, and that which belonged to the hirer of it. Probably this hardship began in and arose out of the prevalence of " Steelbow" holdings, in which the cattle and other stock were supplied by the Owner of the soil. But whatever was its origin, it had be...come a grievance, and it was obviously destructive of the principle of a Lease, which secured the Tenant against any increase of his " male " or rent before the expiry of his term. If a Tenant had this security only against a solvent Owner, but lost it as against creditors the moment his landlord became insolvent, it is obvious he would practically have no security at all, and the whole value of THE AGE OF COVENANTS. 157 Leases would have been destroyed. Accordingly, in strict consistency with the fundamental principle of ancient and well-established covenants, with recent confirmatory legislation, and with the clear equities of the case, the Parliament of James in.
What to read after Scotland As It Was And As It is volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Douglas Campbell Argyll to read onlineMoreLess
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