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A. v B. [1628] Mor 13497 (2 February 1628)
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[1628] Mor 13497
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A summons of improbation and reduction being pursued by the defender produces his writs, to have the improbation, but refuses to reason upon the reasons of reduction, and passes from his compearance of that part of the summons, by reason of some practicks past in that form before, which, notwithstanding, they took hardly with, and wished the same may be mended either by ordinance of the Session, or by act of Parliament.
