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[1634] Mor 15157
Subject_1 SUSPENSION.
Subject_2 SECT. VI. Expens in a Suspension. - A Party become personally liable by suspending, though not formerly.
Date: M'Naughton
v.
M'Naughton
14 November 1634
Case No.No. 39.
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A decreet of poinding the ground being suspended by the heritor, a singular successor not personally liable, and the suspension discussed in the charger's favours; the Lords found, That the suspender was personally liable to pay all
the by-gones contained in the suspension, and therefore that it was in the charger's option to poind the ground, or to sue the suspender personally. *** This case is No. 11. p. 10546 voce Poinding the Ground.
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