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M'Kenzie of Suddy v Grahame of Drynie. [1678] Mor 12325 (30 November 1678)
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[1678] Mor 12325
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The Lords refused to sustain this reason of reduction of a decreet, That the clerk had drawn the interlocutor contrary to the testimonies of the witnesses; for this would bring all decreets overhead, by fixing a pretended guilt on the clerks. Thereafter the Lords renewed their act for sealing the deposition; but, before extracting the decreet, the Lords will not refuse to review, as in Tweedale and Drummelzier's case.
