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Earl of Winton v The Laird of Corstorphine. [1619] Mor 6684 (14 Dcember 1619)
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Who must satisfy Production. - What terms allowed for Production. What incumbent on the Defender. - What his Privileges.
Earl of Winton v. The Laird of Corstorphine
Date: 14 Dcember 1619 Case No. No 98.
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Found in improbations, that the singular successor may be compelled to produce the evidents made to his author, albeit the apparent heir of the author be not (summoned), where the defender is not able to condescend upon the apparent heir. But this was not found nisi where the author is not fully denuded both of property and superiority. ——See No 103. p. 6686.
