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[1629] Mor 12168
Subject_1 PROCESS.
Subject_2 SECT. XIV. Wakening.
Date: L Renton
v.
Renton
18 December 1629
Case No.No 306.
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An action being intented, and afterwards transferred in the heirs of the defenders principally called and deceased; and since the intenting thereof, and after transferring, the principal cause being wakened, in the which wakening some other parties were called, who were neither parties in the principal cause, nor yet in the transferring, but were called for their interest, who having acquired right from the defenders after the intenting of the cause; it was found that no process could be granted against them.
Act. Craig. Alt. Stuart. Clerk, Hay.
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