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Scrymgeor v Betson. [1705] Mor 11542 (20 December 1705)
URL: http://www.bailii.org/scot/cases/ScotCS/1705/Mor2711542-219.html Cite as:
[1705] Mor 11542
Vitiated Writs when presumed Fraudulent, when Innocent. - An impossible condition in a Writ, presumed an error of the Writer.
Scrymgeor v. Betson
Date: 20 December 1705 Case No. No 219.
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An objection against an execution of an apprising served against a minor, that tutors and curators were not mentioned in the body of the execution, but interlined, was repelled, in respect it did appear by ocular inspection that the same was done ex incontinenti, and that all was done with the same hand and same ink.
