Collection of the Public General Statutes and Acts of Sederunt: Relating to Procedure in the Courts

"A Collection of the Public General Statutes and Acts of Sederunt" offers a detailed compilation of legal procedures within the Scottish Courts of Exchequer, Session, and Teinds, dating from the Union. This comprehensive volume, edited by John M'Laren, presents essential legislative acts relevant to the operation and governance of these courts.

Researchers, legal professionals, and historians will find this collection an invaluable resource for understanding the historical framework of Scottish law and its procedural evolution. The meticulous organization and the inclusion of Acts of Sederunt make it a key reference work for anyone studying the administration of justice in Scotland during this period.

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