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Falconer v Kenneir. [1684] Mor 12534 (00 November 1684)
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[1684] Mor 12534
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In the reduction of a decreet of declarator of extinction of an apprising, upon this ground, That some of the witnesses adduced in the probation were not purged, others had not closed their depositions with the assertive clause, “that it was true,” and some had not signed, nor sworn that they could not write; so that in effect the witnesses were injurati, though the commission bore they were solemnly sworn, which is but the judge's assertion;
The Lords, in respect the decreet was in foro, and extracted several years ago, would not review the probation.
Fol. Dic. v. 2. p. 249. Harcarse, (Decreets.) No 405. p. 109.
*** Fountainhall's report of this case is No 46. p. 1766. voce Bona fide Consumption.
