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Mr Robert Bundie, Merchant in London, v John Kennedy of Culzean. [1708] Mor 12256 (12 February 1708)
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[1708] Mor 12256
Mr Robert Bundie, Merchant in London, v. John Kennedy of Culzean
Date: 12 February 1708 Case No. No 2.
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John Kennedy of Culzean, having by his note promised to pay to David Crawford, or order, L. 35: 11s. Sterling, the 1st of September 1706, value received by him; and the said note being indorsed to Mr Robert Bundie, who pursued Culzean for payment; the Lords found the said note was not a bill of exchange, and therefore the sum therein was compensable by the indorser's debt.
Fol. Dic. v. 2. p. 211. Forbes, p. 239.
*** See what Lord Fountainhall says of this case, in the case which follows.
