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Fergusson v The Procurator-fiscal of Carric. [1738] Mor 3432 (8 November 1738)
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[1738] Mor 3432
In what cases a Procurator Fiscal may Prosecute without Concourse of the Private Party.
Fergusson v. The Procurator-fiscal of Carric
Date: 8 November 1738 Case No. No 4.
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Although a libel, at a Fiscal's instance, upon a crime of a public nature, was only for his interest, without bearing for himself and his interest, he was allowed to carry on the process, notwithstanding the disclamation of the private party.
