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The Lady Nairn v George Nairn. [1686] 3 Brn 577 (19 January 1686)
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Subject_1 DECISIONS of the LORDS OF COUNCIL AND SESSION, reported by SIR JOHN LAUDER OF FOUNTAINHALL Subject_2 SUMMER SESSION.
Date: 19 January 1686
The Lady Nairn v. George Nairn
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The Lady Nairn pursuing George Nairn, the late Lord Nairn's servant and chamberlain, for count and reckoning of nine years' rent of his lands; he defended himself with partial discharges, and a total one except for half a year; whereupon he was assoilyied from all proceedings. But she alleging that she only craved inspection of his accounts of charge and discharge, in regard there were several persons craving money for furnishings in my Lord Nairn's time, and which she believes were paid by George, and will appear from a sight of his accounts; and he having fraudulently put them out of his hands since the communing between the tutors and him, and a little before the citation given him in the exhibition;—the Lords ordained him to depone where they were, and to exhibit.
