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Fairholm v M'Kenzie. [1710] Mor 6862 (29 July 1710)
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[1710] Mor 6862
Days, how computed. - Induciæ in a charge of horning. - Baron decrees. - Citations pro confesso. - Criminal sentences. - Induciæ before inferior courts. - Reductions and improbations. - Privileged summons. - Decree-arbitral. - Citation of tutors and curators.
Fairholm v. M'Kenzie
Date: 29 July 1710 Case No. No 19.
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When tutors and curators are cited edictally in a process against a minor, though they be out of the country at the time, there is no necessity that they be cited upon 60 days and 15 days; and the minor will not be indulged farther than the common inducicæ legales.
