[1610] Mor 12271
Subject_1 PROOF.
Subject_2 DIVISION I. Allegeances how relevant to be proved.
Subject_3 SECT. II. What Proof relevant to support Defective Writs.
Date: Melvill
v.
Murray
23 November 1610
Case No.No 18.
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A Man pursuing the maker of a bond to him, to deliver the bond as his evident, because it being subscribed and delivered to him, he gave it back again to the maker to get it subscribed by cautioners, and offering to prove the summons by four Lords of the Session, being testes omni exceptione majores;—the Lords inclined to admit that probation, albeit the defender contended, that no probation could be received, but writ or oath of party.
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