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The Earl of Galloway v The Laird of Rollwood and Others. [1629] Mor 6734 (15 January 1629)
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[1629] Mor 6734
Grounds of Reponing against a Decree of Certification.
The Earl of Galloway v. The Laird of Rollwood and Others
Date: 15 January 1629 Case No. No 158.
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The Earl of Galloway pursued an improbation against the Laird of Rollwood and others, and obtained certification against all writs not produced by the defenders. Three or four years afterwards there were some other writs produced by the defender, which were called for in the pursuer's summons, which writs he desired might be taken in yet, in respect that the certification was neither booked nor extracted et sic res erat adhuc integra; which the Lords admitted.
Fol. Dic. v. 1. p. 453. Spottiswood, (Improbation.) p. 166.
