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Mr James Baillie v Silvertonhill. [1621] Mor 6616 (31 January 1621)
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[1621] Mor 6616
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The Lords found no process in improbations, except the advocate be pursuer, albeit the decreet obtained at the advocate's instance was craved to be reduced, and that the advocate was defender.
Found by the Lords, that a decreet of improbation, given against a minor of six years not compearing, was reduceable, and that he could not be heard to produce.
In the same cause found, that he should be heard to improve the executions of the summons, albeit the process bore that he compeared and proponed an exception dilator, and thereafter passed from his compearance.
