A warrant granted to take a writ out of the register.
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Andrew Lundin of Straithairly, having occasion to sue David Bruce, in England, upon two bonds granted by Bruce to him, and which he had put into the register in Gibson and Pringle's office, in order to do diligence thereon, applied to the Lords for a warrant to their clerks, Gibson and Pringle, to deliver to the petitioner the said two principal bonds, upon his granting receipt for the same, and re-delivering to them the two extracts.
The Lords granted the desire of the petition; but, besides the receipt to be lodged in the register, appointed a memorandum to be put upon the margin of the record, that of such a date the bonds were delivered up for the purpose of suing thereon in England by warrant of the Lords. And it was thought there was no occasion to re-deliver the extracts, as still the bonds were registered bonds.
Fol. Dic. v. 4. p. 222. Kilkerran, (Registration.) No 4. p. 479.
