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You are here: BAILII >> Databases >> Scottish Court of Session Decisions >> Wishart v Mair [1838] CS 16_1134 (9 June 1838) URL: http://www.bailii.org/scot/cases/ScotCS/1838/016SS1134.html Cite as: [1838] CS 16_1134 |
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Question of evidence of propinquity arising in an advocation of a judgment of the Sheriff of Fife qua Commissary, finding the respondent to be nearest of kin to a deceased Andrew Marshall, and entitled to the office of executrix.
The Lord Ordinary, on a view of the evidence, repelled the reasons of advocation, but found no expenses due; to which interlocutor
The Court adhered, finding the advocators liable in the Inner House expenses.
Solicitors: Thos. Landalf, S.S.C.— Thos. Leburn, S.S.C.—Agents.
