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Dow of Aricho v Campbel of Calder. [1668] Mor 16884 (4 January 1668)
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Dow of Aricho having pursued Campbel of Calder, as heir to his father, for payment of a bond, wherein his father was cautioner for the Marquis of Argyle, the bond bore but one witness to Calder's subscription; and George Campbel, one of the witnesses, being examined if he saw him subscribe, deponed negative but that it was Calder's hand-writing to the best of his knowledge. There were also other writs produced subscribed by Calder to compare the subscriptions.
The Lords would not sustain the bond, having but one witness to Calder's subscription, upon the foresaid testimony and adminicles.
