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Moodie of Milsitter v Baikie. [1781] Mor 8871 (10 February 1781)
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[1781] Mor 8871
Subject_1 MEMBER of PARLIAMENT. Subject_2 DIVISION VI.
Summary Complaint to the Court of Session.
Subject_3 SECT. III.
Of Objections not stated, or Evidence not produced to the Freeholders.
Moodie of Milsitter v. Baikie
Date: 10 February 1781 Case No. No 254.
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Moodie of Milsitter claimed, at the Michaelmas meeting 1780, to be enrolled as apparent heir to his father, in virtue of lands upon which both his father and grandfather had stood on the roll; but having neglected to bring with him his father's charter, and having only produced the sasine that had followed on that charter, the freeholders rejected his claim; and the Court of Session affirmed their judgment.
