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The House of Lords having, upon appeal, reversed a decree of the Court of Session, and remitted back with orders for that Court, to give all necessary aid for carrying the judgment into execution; application was made by the prevailing party, for warrant for letters of horning in common form. The Lords thought the proper method was to give decree for the sum in the judgment, on which letters of horning might, in common course, be applied for.
Fol. Dic. v. 3. p. 275.
*** See Lord Kames's report of this case, voce Summar Application.
