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[1673] Mor 2919
Subject_1 CONCURSUS ACTIONUM.
Subject_2 SECT. III. Where the Conclusions of two Actions are only Different, not Contradictory, both may be Insisted in.
Date: Swinton
v.
Slick
31 January 1673
Case No.No 11.
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The Lords found, that they themselves might take trial of a battery ad civilem effectum, that the party who does the wrong should cadere causa; but that this did not prejudge a criminal pursuit for the breach of the peace.
*** See The particulars of this case, voce Battery, Vol. IV. p. 1368.
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