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The Feuers and Merchants of the Town of Frazerburgh v William Lord Saltoun. [1707] Mor 16712 (19 June 1707)
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The Feuers and Merchants of the Town of Frazerburgh v. William Lord Saltoun
Date: 19 June 1707 Case No. No. 131.
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In the declarator at the instance of the Feuers and Merchants of Frazerburgh against the Lord Saltoun, the pursuers having cited Alexander Gordon, Clerlk of the said Burgh, to exhibit the court and council books, who first compeared and deponed before extracting of a second diligence against him, and again came up and deponed after it was extracted; the Lords refused to allow him the expenses of his second journey, in respect of the second diligence; but allowed him expenses for his first journey, and granted summary warrant to apprehend and incarcerate the pursuer's agent till payment thereof were made.
