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Cockburn v Edward. [1724] Mor 2269 (00 January 1724)
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[1724] Mor 2269
Escheat of Delinquents Convict. - Grant during Pleasure. - Importing a Regality. - Naming a Person to an Office. - Betwixt and a Term.
Cockburn v. Edward
1724.
January. Case No. No 22.
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A decree-arbitral, bearing that the Judges arbiters are to determine betwixt and the 22d day of December, this is construed to include the 22d day.
Fol. Dic. v. 3. p. 124. Edgar, p. 17.
See The particulars, voce Arbitration, No 31. p. 640.
*** In the stile of law, the words ‘betwixt and a certain term,’ do not exclude the day of the term. See Joint Petition of the Advocates, No 10. p. 345.
