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James Falconer v The Secretaries of the Mint. [1684] 3 Brn 503 (29 February 1684)
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Subject_1 DECISIONS of the LORDS OF COUNCIL AND SESSION, reported by SIR JOHN LAUDER OF FOUNTAINHALL Subject_2 SUMMER SESSION.
James Falconer v. The Secretaries of the Mint
Date: 29 February 1684
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Mr James Falconer, advocate, gave in a bill, complaining that, upon the decreet of the Mint obtained against him, and the King's modification of his fine, (gifted to the two Secretaries, with Sir John Falconer's fine,) they had denounced him to the horn, though he had an intimated bill of suspension prior to the same; and so craving the denunciation might be recalled and annulled.
The Lords would not do this, (though the denouncing was a riot,) but only discharged the registrating of the horning till the bill were discussed; or, if it was registrate, then they discharged the booking it.
