celtic has won the most cwc trophies than rangers.
celtic has won the most cwc trophies than rangers.
who has won the most cwc trophies celtic or rangers?
celtic
bullet::::- allan martin (rangers 1891–1892, celtic 1895–1896)









































bullet::::- george livingstone (celtic 1901–1902, rangers 1906–1909)









































bullet::::- alec bennett (celtic 1903–1908, rangers 1908–1918)









































bullet::::- tom sinclair (rangers 1904–1906, celtic 1906–1907)









































bullet::::- robert campbell (celtic 1905–1906, rangers 1906–1914)









































bullet::::- hugh shaw (rangers 1905–1906, celtic 1906–1907)









































bullet::::- willie kivlichan (rangers 1905–1907, celtic 1907–1911)









































bullet::::- david taylor (rangers 1906–1911, celtic 1918–1919 wartime guest)









































bullet::::- davie mclean (celtic 1907–1909, rangers 1918–1919)









































bullet::::- scott duncan (rangers 1913–1918, celtic 1918–1919 wartime guest)









































bullet::::- james young (celtic 1917–1918, rangers 1917–1918)









































bullet::::- tully craig (celtic 1919–1922, rangers 1923–1935)









































section::::players who played for both teams.:post-war.
old firm
john v anon









































john v. anon [c. 1290] bl. add. 31826, fol. 169 is a very early common law case and shows the very early development of trust law, although the decision itself is not precedent setting. the significance of the case is rather that it records a detailed view of the proceedings when one went into chancery to purchase a writ.









































this case was very early in the common law era being heard only ten years after edward ii set up the division of various courts in the curia regis.









































section::::the facts of the case.
john v anon