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Cuningham v Rollogk. [1634] Mor 12028 (14 January 1634)
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[1634] Mor 12028
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In an action of reduction pursued by John Cuningham against Robert Rollock, whereby the said John craves to be reponed to his oath and defences, because the decreet was obtained against him for null defence and he not summoned, or at least not lawfully summoned, as the executions bear, which were vitiated in the days of compearance, and the principal summons both disconform in the days of compearance, and summoned to the second diet upon the day of; which being so found by the executions, and the first summons with the second, the Lords reponed John Cuningham to his oath and whole defences.