The remedy where the keeper of the Register of Sasines has omitted to sign the certificate of registration on the back of the sasine.
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Where a sasine taken on the 9th of July 1734, had been presented to the deceased John Neilson of Chapel, keeper of the Register of Sasines for the Shire of Dumfries, and by him registered in the 330th leaf of the 11th book of the particular register of sasines kept for the said shire, upon the 30th July 1734, but that he had omitted to sign the certificate of the registration on the back of the sasine, William Young the party interested, applied to the Lords for a warrant to the keeper of the register to sign the attestation.
The Lords remitted to one of their clerks to look into a former case of the like kind, and to report the state of it; and upon his report, that such warrant had in that case been granted, the like was also in this case given.
The like warrant was given February 16. 1750, with respect to another sasine in that same register, Herries Petitioners.
Fol. Dic. v. 4. p. 222. Kilkerran, (Registration.) No 2. p. 478.
