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Lady Scotstoun and Colquhoun of Tillihaven v Drummond of Innermaith. [1694] Mor 3322 (20 February 1694)
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[1694] Mor 3322
Circumstances inferring Convalescence, whether equivalent to going to Kirk and Market.
Lady Scotstoun and Colquhoun of Tillihaven v. Drummond of Innermaith
Date: 20 February 1694 Case No. No 103.
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The following acts to prove re-convalescence sustained equivalent to going to kirk and market, viz. going from Edinburgh to Inverkeithing, to assist at the election of a Commissioner to Parliament, spending the whole day in a boat at sea in the way of diversion, walking in the Lady Home's yards, and visiting prisoners in the tolbooth.
Fol. Dic. v. 1. p. 219. Fountainhall.
*** See This case, Section 10. h. t. No 79. p. 3297.
