Whether Reasons of Suspension must be instantly verified?
Kirkton v. Home
Date: 28 November 1632 Case No. No. 31.
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It is the ordinary custom in suspensions, where the suspender compears, and the charger absents himself, to suspend the letters ay and while they be produced, and no further; yet where the party suspends upon a reason which he verifies by writ in absence of the charger, the Lords have suspended the charge simpiliciter, because of the instant verification.
