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John Ramsay v Dougall of Nunlands and Penman. [1692] 4 Brn 35 (27 December 1692)
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Subject_1 DECISIONS of the LORDS OF COUNCIL AND SESSION, reported by SIR JOHN LAUDER OF FOUNTAINHALL.
John Ramsay v. Dougall of Nunlands and Penman
Date: 27 December 1692
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Mr. John Ramsay, advocate, against Dougall of Nunlands and Penman. The Lords ordained the principal discharge, given by Ramsay to Nathaniel Fife, of his tutor-accounts to be produced; and granted an incident diligence for recovery thereof. And also found any acknowledgment or acquiescence, that Penman had made in the count and reckoning to sundry articles of the charge, could not hinder his assignee to quarrel the same; though the assignation was given by him ante redditas tutelœ rationes, because Penman being then bankrupt, no declaration of his could wrong his assignee.
