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[1753] 2 Elchies 225
Subject_1 FRAUD.
Date: William Stewart's Case, as accessory to Forging a Bond by Lochiel to Fassefern his Brother
21 December 1753
Case No.No. 33.
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Whether a person, after being served with a complaint of forgery can himself be put on examination? Argued at the Bar and on the Bench, when the Court seemed inclined to examine him, but proposed first to have a precedent laid before them in the case of Fitzgerald; upon which the prisoner's counsel passed from the objection, and for him agreed to submit to examination, and he was examined accordingly. I was for examining him. Vide my reasons on the papers.
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