[1692] Mor 4849
Subject_1 FORUM COMPETENS.
Subject_2 DIVISION VII. Testament within what District it must be Confirmed.
Date: Kincaid
v.
Anderson of Dowhill
22 December 1692
Case No.No 62.
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The Lords found the confirmed testament by the Commissary of Glasgow, a sufficient warrant and security whereon Dowhill might pay; though the defunct did retire, about a fortnight or twenty days before his death, into the bounds of the commissariot of Campsie or Hamilton; and Dowhill contended the confirmation ought to be made there; and that any hereafter confirming there, will be preferred to Kincaid, as having right a non suo judice; for the Lords considered his domicil as still at Glasgow, and that twenty days did not translate or give him focum et larem elsewhere; though he had no family, and by removing himself out of Glasgow, he could say with Bias the philosopher, omnia mea mecum porto.
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