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[1677] Mor 5625
Subject_1 HOMOLOGATION.
Subject_2 SECT. II. Inchoated acts not perfected.
Date: Duke and Dutchess of Monmouth
v.
Earl of Tweeddale
14 February 1677
Case No.No 9.
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A decree-arbitral being challenged by reduction, as being to the enorm lesion of a minor, one of the parties in the submission, requisition of a sum appointed to be paid thereby, was not sustained as a homologation, seeing he stopt there, and nothing followed upon it.
*** See the report of this case by Gosford, No 15. p. 349.; and by Stair, No 8. p. 2369.
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