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Destinations in Bonds in 17th to Early 18th Century Scots Law: Between Continental Influences and National Developments

This article explores the way in which destinations in contractual obligations (bonds), in early 17th century Scotland, were seemingly governed by their own peculiar rules, which could have been inspired by Civil law. It explores how then, subsequently, destinations in bonds gradually lost their special status and became assimilated with the rules of heritable succession.