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[1735] Mor 5657
Subject_1 HOMOLOGATION.
Subject_2 SECT. IV. Of facts inferring knowledge of, and consent to the right challenged. Effect of consent where the right is not known. Effect of legal steps passing of course. Effect of minority. Effect of payment.
Date: Telfer
v.
Hamilton of Grange
21 January 1735
Case No.No 40.
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A Submission entered into by a wife, with regard to her heritager, null upon the act 1681, there being but one witness to her subscription, was found homologated by her husband's appearing and pleading in her behalf before the arbiters; for the husband being administrator for his wife, his consent implies her consent. See Appendix.
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