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Mr Archibald Nisbet v M'Lelland, &c. [1686] Mor 3696 (00 January 1686)
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[1686] Mor 3696
Execution against a Party within the Kingdom, must be personally, or at his dwelling-place.
Mr Archibald Nisbet v. M'Lelland, &c
1686.
January. Case No. No 21.
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Found, that the first summons being executed at Mr Archibald Nisbet's writing-chamber, and a copy delivered to his servant there, the execution was null and contrary to the act, though he had got the second summons personally apprehended. Here the writing chamber was not contiguous to the house.
Fol. Dic. v. 1. p. 259. Harcarse, (Summons.) No 916. p. 258.
