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[1632] Mor 8942
Subject_1 MINOR.
Subject_2 SECT. III. What a Minor can do without Consent of Curators.
Date: Maxwell
v.
Earl of Nithsdale
19 December 1632
Case No.No 56.
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A Minor having signed his sister's contract of marriage, and therein promised a sum in tocher to her, he having curators, without their consent; it was reduced by the Lords, though the action thereupon was moved forty or forty-five years thereafter; but they reponed the sister also, who had in the contract discharged her bairns part of gear.
*** This case is No. 45. p. 2115. voce Cautioner.
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