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The Countess of Weymss v Mackenzie of Applecross. [1687] 3 Brn 616 (00 January 1684)
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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. 1684 and 1687.
The Countess of Weymss v. Mackenzie of Applecross
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See the prior and posterior parts of the report of this case, in the Index to the Decisions.
1684. December 18.—In the Lady Wemys and Applecross's cause, mentioned 3d December, the Chancellor openly rebuked Applecross at the bar, that his agent had given his servant a dollar, to convey the information to him; and that he would not allow his servants to take any money from the people. And though the king's advocate excused it, by terming it a common practice, yet he declared he would not suffer it.
The President and the Lords were silent; and some of them appeared not to be much of the Chancellor's opinion.
Vol. I. Page 322.
1687. February 26.—The Lady Wemyss gains her cause against M'Kenzie of Applecross, mentioned 23d December 1684.
