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Grants and Row v Viscount of Stormont. [1665] Mor 13505 (15 December 1665)
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[1665] Mor 13505
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David Viscount of Stormont having obtained a decreet of reduction against Grants, of their right of certain, lands, for not production. Grants and ——— Row, did reduce the said decreet against , now Viscount of Stormont, upon production of the rights called for in the first decreet; and in this reduction, the Lords did suffer and admit the said Viscount to insist in the said first reduction, he producing the said David Viscount of Stormont his right and instructing that he represents him; though the said first process was not transferred in the person of the said Viscount active, and against the pursuers of this reduction passive; and the summons of reduction, whereupon the first decreet proceeded, was not produced; which the Lords allowed to be supplied by production of the decreet, and a paper containing such reasons of reduction, as Stormont thought fit to give in; and that in respect it was the fault of the defenders in the reduction, that the writs were not then produced; and they and those having right from them being reponse, is was just that Storment and his heirs should be likewise reponed.
