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The Creditors of Patrick Dunbar of Sidera v Robert Murray of Pulrossie. [1714] Mor 3764 (26 January 1714)
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[1714] Mor 3764
The execution must specify the Names and Designations of the Parties, Dwelling-houses, &c.
Subject_3 SECT. IV.
Execution by leaving a Copy.
The Creditors of Patrick Dunbar of Sidera v. Robert Murray of Pulrossie
Date: 26 January 1714 Case No. No 110.
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In a competition betwixt Robert Murray of Pulrossie, and the Creditors of Sidera, the Lords sustained an inhibition at the instance of Pulrossie, albeit the execution bore only, that the messenger left a copy at the market-cross of the head burgh of the jurisdiction where the lands lie, that none might pretend ignorance; and mentioned not that a copy was both affixed and left.
