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The Earl of Winton v Mr. William Hay of Drummelzier, and Mr. James Seton, Brother to the Viscount of Kingston. [1712] Mor 16732 (28 June 1712)
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The Earl of Winton v. Mr William Hay of Drummelzier, and Mr. James Seton, Brother to the Viscount of Kingston.
Date: 28 June 1712 Case No. No. 145.
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Upon report of the Lord Ormiston, the Lords refused to examine witnesses, as to Drummelzier's concurring with Mr. Seton in the management of the Earl's estate by advice; because, advice and concurrence are general terms dipping in law; but ordained the witnesses to be examined as to words or facts they heard or saw Drummelzier say or do.
