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James Crawfurd of Morquhany and George Mackenzie v Sir Thomas Kennedy and the Officers of State. [1696] 4 Brn 342 (16 December 1696)
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Subject_1 DECISIONS of the LORDS OF COUNCIL AND SESSION, reported by SIR JOHN LAUDER OF FOUNTAINHALL.
James Crawfurd of Morquhany and George Mackenzie v. Sir Thomas Kennedy and the Officers of State
Date: 16 December 1696
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[See the prior and posterior parts of the Report of this Case, Dictionary, page 7866-7870.]
The Lords advised the probation of Crawfurd of Morquhany's damages in his sub-tack of the shire of Fife's excise, mentioned 2d July 1696, and found, It was not so notable as to afford him an abatement of his tack-duty, seeing it did not amount to the fourth or fifth part of the tack-duty; and this loss might be compensed by what he gained in former years.
