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[1616] Mor 14742
Subject_1 SPUILZIE.
Subject_2 SECT. V. Goods offered back de recenti.
Date: Gibb
v.
Doby
8 February 1616
Case No.No. 34.
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In an action of spuilzie pursued by John Gibb contra —— Doby in Kirkcaldy, the Lords found an exception upon a lawful poinding, which was not used at the market cross, relevant with this eik, that the defender offered to re-deliver the goods poinded within the space of a month in as good a state as they were.
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