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Gilbert Moncrieff v Patrick Craig. [1611] Mor 2728 (24 January 1611)
URL: http://www.bailii.org/scot/cases/ScotCS/1611/Mor0702728-055.html Cite as:
[1611] Mor 2728
A cautioner being charged upon a liquid bond, it was found competent by exception, that his subscribing as cautioner was null, being without his curator's consent.
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He who being minor, and having curators, became caution for a debt in a bond, the same being registered, and he charged, suspended upon the nullity of his bond in respect of his minority, and want of his curator's consent; the same will be found relevant; and because his minority cannot be proven instantly, and therefore he will get a term for probation of the reasons of his suspension.
