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Burnet v Lutgrue. [1675] Mor 4433 (5 February 1675)
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[1675] Mor 4433
Foreign Writs, formal according to the Law of the place, afford action in Scotland, as obligatory jure gentium.
Subject_3 SECT. II.
Depositions not subscribed by the witnesses.
Burnet v. Lutgrue
Date: 5 February 1675 Case No. No 6.
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A commission being directed for taking the oath of a stranger residing in Holland, the report was questioned upon that pretence, that the stranger's deposition was not subscribed, albeit the commission did bear, that he should subscribe the same; and yet it was sustained, because of the custom of Holland, that the judges only subscribe, and the same was subscribed by them; and it was adminiculated with a letter from him, bearing that he had declared before the commissioners, and that he would adhere to what he had declared.
Clerk, Gibson.
Fol. Dic. v. 1. p. 317. Dirleton, No 239. p. 115.
