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Glen of Barre is charged by Fraser of Knock, and Hamilton, for fulfilling of a contract, containing divers heads. Barre suspends, and one of the heads of the suspension is discussed; and Knock is content to take out his decreet anent that head, and to pass from the rest pro loco et tempore, and that Barre shall be charged of new before he can put the letters to execution against him; but alleged the pursuer could not so do, but that the hail suspension behoved to be discussed simul et semel. The Lords found he might pass from part of his charge, although the hail be suspended.
