Auchterarder case

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The Auchterarder case was a pivotal 19th-century Scottish church legal dispute over congregational rights in ministerial appointments that helped trigger the Disruption of 1843 and the formation of the Free Church of Scotland.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 19th-century legal dispute
Scottish church legal case
ecclesiastical law case
concerns congregational rights
ministerial appointments
patronage in the Church of Scotland
country Scotland
hasApproximateEndTime 1840s
hasApproximateStartTime 1830s
hasBroaderCategory Scottish legal history
history of Presbyterianism in Scotland
hasConsequence congregationalist influence on Scottish church polity
strengthening of non-intrusionist principles in Scottish Presbyterianism
hasLocation Auchterarder NERFINISHED
hasSignificance key precedent in church–state relations in Scotland
major factor in secession of ministers in 1843
historicalPeriod 19th century
involves General Assembly of the Church of Scotland NERFINISHED
civil courts of Scotland
isPivotalFor Disruption of 1843 NERFINISHED
formation of the Free Church of Scotland
jurisdiction Church of Scotland NERFINISHED
language English
legalIssue limits of civil court authority over church decisions
right of a congregation to reject a patron’s nominee
namedAfter Auchterarder parish NERFINISHED
partOf Scottish church controversies leading to the Disruption
relatedTo Church patronage (Scotland) NERFINISHED
Free Church of Scotland NERFINISHED
religiousTradition Presbyterianism
resultedIn heightened conflict between civil courts and Church of Scotland evangelicals

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Disruption of 1843 precededBy Auchterarder case
Auchterarder hasNotableEvent Auchterarder case
this entity surface form: The ‘Auchterarder Case’ (19th‑century church dispute)
Douglas Cause precededBy Auchterarder case
this entity surface form: Court of Session judgment in favour of Hamilton