Cautioners for Factors, Collectors, Executors, Suspenders.
Ritchie v. Paterson
Date: 23 February 1630 Case No. No 33.
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Factors, who at their admission by the Convention of Burghs find caution to make count, reckoning, and payment to all merchants that employ them, their cautioners cannot be pursued for their deeds till first the factor himself be discust, which may be done either before the conservator, if he be a factor in Flanders, or yet before the Lords of Session; and a declaring of their debts is a sufficient discussing of the factor.
