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William Livingstoun v Janet Goodale. [1683] Mor 3321 (00 February 1683)
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[1683] Mor 3321
Circumstances inferring Convalescence, whether equivalent to going to Kirk and Market.
William Livingstoun v. Janet Goodale
1683.
February. Case No. No 101.
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In the reduction of a disposition of some heritable sums made by a Quaker ex capite lecti, the Lords sustained the following qualifications sufficient to elide the reason of death-bed, That the disponer had several weeks after the disposition sitten in his shop, and sold his goods; and, that he had walked before his shop-door, and bought a suit of cloaths in the next shop ; and that he being a Quaker, was not obliged to go to church to ratify his deed.
Fol. Dic. v. 1. p. 218. Harcarse, (Lectus Æcritudinis.) No 651. p. 180.
