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Drumellier v E. Tweeddale. [1677] Mor 16677 (24 January 1677)
URL: http://www.bailii.org/scot/cases/ScotCS/1677/Mor3816677-079.html Cite as:
[1677] Mor 16677
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It being objected against Major Bunting being led as a witness for Drumellier against the Earl of Tweeddale, that he had given partial counsel, at least had concerned himself as a party for Drumellier, in so far as he had been at consultations with him in relation to the process;
The Lords found, That he could not be a witness, though he was a person of integrity above exception; and that he was free to declare that, at the said consultations, the point whereupon he was to be used as a witness was not in consideration.
