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Captain John Rutherford v Sir James Campbell of Aberukle. [1747] Mor 11273 (12 February 1747)
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[1747] Mor 11273
What diligence sufficient. - Effect of partial interruption.
Captain John Rutherford v. Sir James Campbell of Aberukle
Date: 12 February 1747 Case No. No 439.
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Letters craving payment, written to the defender within the three years, were found not to interrupt the prescription of an account, the words of the set being express, “that such action cannot be pursued after three years, unless proved by writ or oath of party.” See Appendix.
