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[1699] Mor 3686
Subject_1 EXECUTION.
Subject_2 DIVISION I. Warrant of Execution.
Date: Lermont
v.
Gordon
11 July 1699
Case No.No 9.
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It being objected, That a messenger at delivering the copy, wanted the summons, which is the warrant thereof, and being required then by the defender's advocate to show it, the Lords found a messenger not obliged to show his warrant to third parties not defenders, and that law presumes he had it on him, unless the contrary were proved.
*** See This case, No 6. p. 3096.
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