The Annals of the Annals

Wylie v. Annal

Summons of filiation & aliment
Wylie vs. Annal
1859
SC11/5/1859/19
P S Heddle, Pursuer's Agent

William Edmonstoune Aytoun Esquire, Advocate, Sherriff of the County of Orkney and Zetland, to Officers of Court, jointly and severally, Whereas it is shown to me by Jessie Wylie residing at Northside of the Island of Burray in Orkney, Pursuer, against William Annal, Fisherman residing at Cauldhame in the Island of South Ronaldshay in Orkney, Defender, in terms of the conclusions underwritten. Therefore the Defender ought to be decerned to pay to the Pursuer the sum of One pound ten shillings sterling, being his proportion of the expenses attending the birth of an illegitimate female child of which the Pursuer was delivered on or about the twenty ninth day of August Eighteen hundred and fifty seven, and of which the Defender is the father: Item the sum of Two pounds ten shillings sterling per annum in name of aliment for said child from the date of its birth until it shall attain the age of ten years Complete, the said aliment to be payable quarterly in advance, With Interest at the rate of five pounds per centum per annum on the foresaid sum of One pound ten shillings sterling from and since the said twenty ninth day of August Eighteen hundred and fifty seven, till paid, and on each quarter's aliment from and since the time it has fallen due, or may hereafter fall due, quarterly until paid, under deduction always of two shillings sterling paid to account of the inlying charges on the [blank] day of October Eighteen hundred and fifty seven. But superseding execution on the Decreet to follow hereon in so far as concerns the recovery of the aliment not yet due until it becomes exigible as aforesaid, and reserving all claims against the Defender for additional aliment at the expiry of the said ten years, if the said child shall then be unable to earn its subsistence, and for such space of time as its inability to support itself may Continue; Also to make payment of the expenses of process; And my Will is that ye summon the Defender to compear in my Court house at Kirkwall upon the sixth day next after the date of this your Citation, in the hour of cause (twelve o'clock noon) with continuation of days, to answer in the premises; with certification, in case of failure of being held as confessed; and that ye arrest in security the Defender's Goods, Monies, Debts and Effects. Given at Kirkwall this Twenty fourth day of January Eighteen hundred and fifty nine years.
Robert Reid
Sheriff Clerk Depute of Orkney

This summons executed by me Samuel Norquoy, Sheriff Officer, against William Annal therein designed Defender, by leaving a copy thereof to the Will, with a just copy Citation thereto subjoined, at his dwelling place with Jane Rosie his wife to be given to him, because I could not find himself personally, and that in presence of Samuel Norquoy Junior residenter in South Ronaldshay, witness, this thirty first day of January Eighteen hundred and fifty nine years
Samuel Norquay Witness
Samuel Norquay Shff. Officer

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