These two books presents a series of legal statutes established in Scotland to address issues arising from court disputes, including the handling of conventions, debt claims, and defenses against slander. It emphasizes the necessity for complainants to provide specific details about their claims and protects defendants from being deemed undefended prematurely. The statutes also promote peace among the nobility and prohibit the creation of discord through rumors. Furthermore, it outlines the responsibilities of judges and officials in maintaining integrity in legal proceedings and establishes guidelines for recognizing deceased ancestors.