Subject_1 DECISIONS of the LORDS OF COUNCIL AND SESSION, reported by SIR JOHN LAUDER OF FOUNTAINHALL.
Irving of Fedderet v. Robert and William Keiths
Date: 24 February 1693
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The Lords found, seeing the charge was at the instance of Mr William, That the reasons of suspension for setting Fedderet at liberty, being only against his brother Lentush, they could not operate against Mr William, unless he first confessed, upon oath, that it was to Mr Robert's behoof: but, in respect of Lentush's declaration, that all his reason for keeping him in prison, was, because he disturbed Lentush's possession, and would not cede his own possession of the lands of Loanmay; therefore, they allowed him to be set at liberty, he finding caution not to disquiet Lentush, but to cede his possession ut supra.
