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Monro of Teananich v Mackenzie of Cromarty. [1745] Mor 8844 (6 February 1745)
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Subject_1 MEMBER of PARLIAMENT. Subject_2 DIVISION V.
Procedure in the Court of Freeholders.
Subject_3 SECT. III.
Powers of the Court of Freeholders.
Monro of Teananich v. Mackenzie of Cromarty
Date: 6 February 1745 Case No. No 219.
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Hugh Monro of Teananich and others, gave in a complaint against Mackenzie of Cromarty and others, for turning them off the roll of electors of the county of Ross at Michaelmas 1744, when they were summoned before the Lords of Session, to shew cause why they ought not to be expunged in virtue of the late statute.
The Lords found the act to be a contempt, and decerned the complainers to be considered as standing on the roll, till the petition against them should be determined, and the defenders to pay L. 10 Sterling as the expense of the complaint.
