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Philip v Cheap. [1667] Mor 17019 (26 July 1667)
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[1667] Mor 17019
Writs defective in Solemnities, Whether capable of Support, so as to furnish Action?
Philip v. Cheap
Date: 26 July 1667 Case No. No. 295.
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A deed being subscribed by notaries, because the party could not write, was found null, because the notaries' subscription did not bear, that it was by command of the party; nor was it found suppliable by a proof of witnesses that the command was actually given, because even in ordinary cases order or command is not so proveable.
