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[1736] Mor 11809
Subject_1 PRISONER.
Subject_2 SECT. III. Act of Grace.
Date: Thomas Dowie
v.
Crockat
27 January 1736
Case No.No 126.
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After intimation made to the creditors in terms of the act of grace, if the debtor be arrested in prison by another creditor during the running of the ten
days, or after elapse thereof, there is no necessity of a new intimation to him; but in terms of the penult clause of the act, he must find instant security to aliment, otherwise the prisoner may be set at liberty.
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