John Richardson estate: empowering the Court of Session to sell parts of the entailed estates of Pitfour (Perth) for payment of debts and provisions Act 1832

JurisdictionUK Non-devolved
Citation1832 c. 9
Year1832
ANNO SECUNDO
GULIELMI IV. REGIS.
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Cap.
9.
ha* Act to empower the Judges of the Court of
Session in Scotland to sell such Part or Parts of
the entailed Estates belonging to John Richard-
son Esquire, of Pitfour in the County of Perth,
as shall be sufficient for Payment of the Debts
and Provisions affecting the same.
[23d June 1832.]
W
HEREAS John Richardson Esquire, late of Pitfour in the Entail by
County of Perth, deceased, by his Procuratory of Resig- John
nation and Deed of Entail dated the Sixth Day of
JfiCp£jn
December in the Year of our Lord One thousand seven hundred 6tn Decem-
and ninety-nine, registered in the Register of Tailzies the Fourth ber 1799.
Day of February in the Year of our Lord One thousand eight
hundred, and in the Books of Council and Session the Fourteenth
Day of April thereafter, for the Causes therein specified granted
Procuratory for resigning all and haill the Town and Lands of
Pitfour and Mains
thereof,
with the Manor Place, Fishings, Houses,
Biggings, Yards, Parts, Pendicles, Orchards, and Pertinents of the
same ; and also all and haill the Lands of Drumgreen and Lochshed,
with Houses, Biggings, Yards, and Pertinents of the same, Tenants,
Tenandries, and Service of Free Tenants of the said Lands; and
siclike, all and haill the Town and Lands of Cairnie, with Houses,
[Private.] 3 { Biggings,
218 2° GULIELMI IV. Cap.9.
Biggings, Yards, Orchards, Mills, Mill Lands, with the free and
astricted Multures of the said Mills, as also the Salmon and other
Fishings on the Water of Tay belonging to the said Lands, and all
other Parts, Pendicles, Annexis, Connexis, Dependencies, and
Pertinents whatsoever of the said Lands and Mills; as also the
Advocation, Donation, and Right of Patronage of the Kirk of
St. Madoe's, Parsonage and Vicarage, and all Privileges and Liberties
thereto belonging; and further, all and whole the Lands of Muirhall,
with Houses, Biggings, Yards, and whole Pertinents
thereof,
formerly
within the Barony of Roscobie, and lying in the Shire of Perth; and
siclike, the Teinds, Parsonage and Vicarage, of the said haill Lands
and others thereby disponed ; and moreover, that Salmon Fishing on
the River Tay called the Fishing of the Ships, with the whole Parts
and Pertinents
thereof,
and whole Liberties, Privileges, Easements,
and Advantages used and wont, belonging or which may justly
belong to the said Fishing ; and also all and haill the Fishing of
Poldrait in the said River Tay, and lying above the old Bridge of
Perth within the Shire of Perth, and whole Privileges and Pertinents
thereof;
and lastly, all and whole that back Orchard of old called
the Dead
Land,
now the Diddledan, lying on the East Side of the
Road or Walk leading through the old Diddledan to the North Inch
of Perth, with the Houses, Biggings, and Policy
thereof,
and whole
Privileges and Pertinents thereto belonging, lying without the
common Wall of the Burgh of Perth, bounded betwixt the Water of
Tay on the East and North, the Aqueduct of the common Mills of
the said Burgh and the said Road or Walk on the West, and the
common Walls of the said Burgh on the South Parts, with all
Right, Title, Interest, Property, and Possession which he the said
John Richardson the Entailer, his Predecessors and Authors, Heirs
and Successors, had or any ways might have, claim, pretend, or
acquire to the said Lands, Fishings, Teinds, and others thereby
resigned, with the Pertinents, or to any Part or Portion
thereof,
or
to any Duty receivable out of the same, or to the Rents, Mails, and
Profits thereof in all Time coming, in the Hands of
his
Superiors or of
their Commissioners, having Power to receive Resignations; in favour
and for new Infeftment in the Premises to be made, given, and
granted to the said John Richardson
himself;
whom failing, to James
Richardson his Son, and the Heirs whatsoever lawfully procreated or.
to be procreated of his Body; whom failing, to Margaret Richardson
his Daughter, and the Heirs whatsoever lawfully to be procreated of
her Body; whom failing, to the Heirs whatsoever procreated of the
Body of Jean Richardson deceased, only Child of the also deceased
James
Richardson,
Brother-german of the said John Richardson theEn-'
tailer, and late Spouse to John Ross, Merchant in Perth; whom failing,'
to the Heirs whatsoever procreated of the Body of Janet Richardson
deceased, eldest Sister-german of the said John Richardson the En-
tailer ; whom failing, to the Heirs whatsoever procreated of the Body
of Beatrix Richardson deceased, youngest Sister-german of the said
John
Richardson
the Entailer; whom failing, to any Person or Persons *
to be named by him by a Writing under his Hand at any Time of his
Life ; whom failing, to any Person or Persons who should be so named'
and appointed by the said James Richardson his Son; all which failing,
to the nearest Heirs and Assignees whatsoever of the said John'
1 i Richardson

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