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Jambs Hamilton v Matthew Wallace of Dundonald. [1632] Mor 13798 (25 January 1632)
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In a removing, pursued by James Hamilton against Matthew Wallace of Dundonald, the pursuer's title being a sasine given upon a precept of clare constat, which precept was granted by the master of Abercorn, as having commission to do his brother the Earl's affairs in his absence; the Lords, before they would sustain the pursuer's title, ordained him to produce the said commission, which was the warrant of the precept.
Spottiswood, (Removing.) p. 288.
*** Dune's report of this case is No 391. p. 12515, voce Proof.
