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Edward Young v John Grieve and Others. [1783] Mor 1112 (4 July 1783)
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[1783] Mor 1112
Decisions upon the act 5th Parliament 1696, declaring Notour Bankrupts.
Subject_3 SECT. I.
Circumstances which infer Notour Bankruptcy.
Edward Young v. John Grieve and Others
Date: 4 July 1783 Case No. No 186.
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In this case, the circumstances of a debtor's not being found in his dwelling-house by a messenger ready to execute a caption against him, and of his family not giving information whither he had betaken himself, were construed to be such an absconding as is founded on, in the act of 1696.
Lord Ordinary, Westhall.Act. Maclaurin.Alt. Henry Erskine.Clerk, Campbell.
Fol. Dic. v. 3. p. 54. Fac. Col. No 111. p. 175.
