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Subject_1 SOLIDUM ET PRO RATA.
Subject_2 SECT. XIX. Upon a Decree against several, if each can be charged in solidum? - Can two creditors conjoined in a Decree, charge in solidum?
Date: Semple
v.
M'Neish
17 March 1630
Case No.No. 118.
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Two executors confirmed having obtained decree against a debtor, decerning him to pay to them, but not conjunctly and severally; each of them can only discharge his own half; so that one of their discharges, upon payment of the whole, was only sustained for his own half.
*** This case is No. 75. p. 2739. voce Competent.
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