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[1752] 1 Elchies 14      

Subject_1 ADJUDICATION.

M'Culloch
v.
Ross

1752, Jan. 22.
Case No. No. 42.

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In a question, Whether compensation can be proponed against sums in an adjudication? The Lords found, that though an adjudger is not bound to propone compensation against himself, yet it is receivable in the process of maills and duties not to annul the adjudication, but to restrict it, and extinguish so much of the debt.

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