Digest of decisions relating to the Poor Law of Scotland : with decisions under the Lands Valuation, Public Health, and Education Acts : with relative statutes / by John Alexander Reid.

  • Reid, John Alexander.
Date:
1880
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Credit: Digest of decisions relating to the Poor Law of Scotland : with decisions under the Lands Valuation, Public Health, and Education Acts : with relative statutes / by John Alexander Reid. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    INDKX. PACK Eelieving Parish— Burden of proof does not lie on, where cue of two parishes admits birth, but avers and offers to prove that other liable . . . _ .109 When sufficiency of aliment disputed by, parish of settle'- ment cannot claim for expense of visiting pauper or of inspection ...... 160 Nor can it recover expenses of investigation as to settle- _ ^^^^ 158, 171 Uannot recover expenses of prosecuting deserting husband 171 Onus lies upon, to find where settlement really is, and until then burden is permanent . . . 213 Has no claim for wife and family against another parish, because the husband, a foreigner, is chargeable there 169, 254 Not bound to prosecute deserting husband who has set- tlement in another parish . . . ,359 May raise action when new chargeability occurs against parish previously assoilzied .... 359 When birth parish alleges that another parish is liable it is proper to convene both in action of relief . 369 Liable in expenses to successful defender in original action, where parish liable had not been called . 354 Expenses nut given to— For unnecessary appearances at debate . . 347, 360 For reclaiming note which was unnecessary . . 349 For unnecessary advocation . . . . 351 Against the defender for litigation in which he was not called.... . . . . 353 Expenses allowed to— When one of two parishes called pleaded mora . . 356 Against two defenders . . . . . 357 See Expenses. Eeparation— Actions incompetent in Court of Session, where what is complained of was done in execution of Poor Law Act 24 Eemoval— Pauper who has been oflFered, to own parish not entitled to further relief ..... 125 Eelieving parish does not free itself from liability for interim relief by removing pauper out of the parish into parish where he has no settlement . . 155 Parish of settlement is not bound to remove pauper home ....... 160 Parish of residence is entitled to do so at expense of parish of settlement unless latter arranges for support 160 Irish pauper whose residential settlement is lost, can be removed . . . . . . 160 Soldier's wife who has lived in a parish eight years dur- his absence, not liable to . . . .307