Judicial Deeds, after the Judges death or removal.
Hunter v. Montgomery
Date: 18 February 1732 Case No. No 16.
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A nullity objected to a poinding was repelled, viz. That the bill and protest were registered, when the Bailie principal of the bailiary was dead, and the commission to the bailie depute or substitute had fallen by the death of the bailie principal. See No 7. p. 3097. See Appendix.
