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Subject_1 JURISDICTION.
Subject_2 DIVISION VIII. Commissary Court.
Subject_3 SECT. II. Extent of the Jurisdiction of Commissaries.
Date: Blair
v.
Blair
28 June 1748
Case No.No 280.
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The Commissaries may judge of idiotry, and allow a proof of it, to annul a marriage, in the same manner as they might of forgery, to set aside a testament, though not regular Judges of forgery; and a proof of idiotry being so led, without an inquest, the Lords refused a bill of advocation.
*** This case is No. 11. p. 6293. voce Idiotry.
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