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Keil v Seaton. [1665] Mor 5684 (28 June 1665)
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[1665] Mor 5684
Consent not presumed, when the Deed can be ascribed to another Cause.
Keil v. Seaton
Date: 28 June 1665 Case No. No 63.
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A person who in his minority had granted bond, being pursued for the same when he was major, proponed payment, in which he succumbed. This was not found homologation to exclude him from another defence of minority and lesion.
