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In an action pursued by George Dewar contra David Dewar, his tutor, the Lords found, that the tutor could take no assignation of any debt owing by the pupil's father.
Item, They found, that the tutor might lawfully pursue for the debt owing to himself, the which debt was given up by the defunct by his own mouth.
Item, They found, that because it was declared, in the beginning of the process, that the pupil only pursued, the Lords found, that they would not give place to pursue at the instance of James Crawford, who was partly pursuer from the beginning.
