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Henry Bothwel of Glencorse, v John Trotter of Mortonhall. [1710] Mor 16103 (10 January 1710)
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[1710] Mor 16103
Henry Bothwel of Glencorse, v. John Trotter of Mortonhall
Date: 10 January 1710 Case No. No. 49.
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In the action at the instance of Glencorse against Mortonhall, for payment of £.7 11s. Sterling, contained in a precept drawn by Alexander Trotter upon the defender, his brother, payable to Alexander Bothwel, merchant in Edinburgh, the pursuer's brother, dated September 7, 1688, the Lords found, That the pursuer being decerned executor to his brother, and having confirmed his testament, needed not a licence to pursue before the commissaries, for payment of another debt not confirmed.
