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Stewart v Earl of Galloway. [1770] Mor 2_2 (16 February 1770)
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[1770] Mor 2_2
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A party after bringing an action against a debtor, and raising inhibition on it, submitted the matter to arbiters. In the submission and decree-arbitral, the inhibition was not mentioned. The Court “found, that the sums awarded by the decree-arbitral were not secured by the inhibition, without prejudice to the Petitioner to insist in the depending process for decrees as accords.”
Fac. Coll.
*** This case is No. 62. p. 7004. voce Inhibition.
