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[1707] Mor 12646
Subject_1 PROOF.
Subject_2 DIVISION V. Proved, or not proved.
Subject_3 SECT. II. Death.
Date: Aitken
v.
Guidlets
4 December 1707
Case No.No 552.
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The Lords presumed a son to be dead, from his father burthening a disposition of his estate with his other childrens' provisions, without mention of his, and from this, that the father in a pursuit against him for what belonged to the son, upon the pursuer referring to his oath, that he was dead, acknowledged that he feared the worst.
*** This case is No 110. p. 5553, voce Heritable and Moveable.
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