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It being objected against a witness, that he not only was frequently entertained in the adducer's house, but was present at consultations in the cause, though that was before, not after the Lords by an act fixed the points to be proved; yet their Lordships thought this an affected abstinence, and therefore rejected him from being a witness.
Fountainhall.
*** This case is No. 5. p. 5238. voce Heir Apparent.
