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[1733] Mor 1667      
Subject_1 BLANK WRIT.
Subject_2 SECT. II.

Effect of intimation of Blank Writs.

Baillie
 v.
Dawson

1733. June.
Case No. No 10.

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Blank bonds require intimation, and all exceptions emerging betwixt the date of the bond and intimation good against the cedent, will be sustained against the assignee; so compensation was sustained.

 Fol. Dic. v. 1. p. 103.

*** See The particulars voce Compensation.

*** Campbell of Cesnock against Murray of Blackbarony, No 86. p. 970.

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