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[1736] Mor 5624      
Subject_1 HOMOLOGATION.
Subject_2 SECT. I.

Deeds directly inferring consent.

Thomas Brown
 v.
Samuel Muir

Date: 17 June 1736
Case No. No 7.

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In the reduction, upon the head of death-bed, betwixt these parties, of an obligement to dispone a house,

The Lords found the defunct's eldest son, being the writer and witness to the deed, doth import his approbation thereof; and therefore assoilzied the defender.

 C. Home, No 24. p. 49.

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