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[1732] Mor 3097      
Subject_1 CONSUETUDE.
Subject_2 SECT. I.

Habite and Repute a Notary, Messenger, &c.

Hunter
 v.
Montgomery of Peanstonhall

Date: 18 February 1732
Case No. No 7.

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A nullity objected to an execution of poinding was sustained, viz. that the poinding was performed, and the execution thereof subscribed by a person, who was, by the Lyon Office, deprived from being a messenger at arms, and his deprivation intimated or advertised in the public news prints, prior to the poinding. See This case voce Death. See Appendix.

 Fol. Dic. v. 1. p. 201.

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