Stichill

Judges have heard that Charles II granted the baronetcy of Stichill – a village near Kelso, Roxburghshire – to Robert Pringle of Stichill and the “male heirs from his body” on January 5, 1683. The 10th Baronet, Sir Steuart Pringle – a retired Royal ...

Accountant Murray Pringle, who is in his 70s and comes from High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, and businessman Simon Pringle, who is in his 50s and lives near Hastings, East Sussex, both lay claim to the baronetcy of Pringle of Stichill. The title belonged ...

Judges have heard that Charles II granted the baronetcy of Stichill - a village near Kelso, Roxburghshire - to Robert Pringle of Stichill and the ''male heirs from his body'' on January 5 1683. The 10th Baronet, Sir Steuart Pringle - a retired Royal ...

And the Queen can refer "any matter" to the committee for "consideration and report" under section 4 of the 1833 Judicial Committee Act. Committee officials said that legislation had been used to bring the Stichill dispute to court - after Murray laid ...

The judges, who are all Supreme Court justices and are analysing the dispute at the Supreme Court building, are not expected to publish any decisions until later in the year. They have heard that Charles II granted the baronetcy of Stichill, a village ...

Two Englishmen, Simon Robert Pringle and his second cousin Norman Murray Pringle, want to inherit the baronetcy of Stichill, a Scottish village. Simon Robert is the son of the 10th Baronet, Sir Steuart Robert Pringle, the former Commandant General of ...