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[1612] Mor 11228      
Subject_1 PRESCRIPTION.
Subject_2 DIVISION XV.

Interruption of the Negative Prescription.
Subject_3 SECT. I.

What diligence sufficient. - Effect of partial interruption.

Sir Robert Douglas
 v.
Lord Herries

Date: 2 July 1612
Case No. No 403.

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The Lords found that a summons of removing raised within three years interrupts the prescription; notwithstanding it was alleged the said summons was passed from pro loco et tempore; and yet the Lord Herries could not have compelled them to have insisted upon the warning.

 Kerse, MS. fol. 265.

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