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Found in conformity with Tullibardine against Drummond, No 7. p. 8519.
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In an action at the instance of Mr William Drummond and Lo. Manner, the Lords found, that a procuratory was not necessary to be shown, where the parties who had received it had power, but that the instrument of requisition alleging him to be procurator was sufficient.
In the same cause, they found, that the offer made by Manner now instantly at the reasoning of the cause, was not relevant, in respect that there was once a party offered.
