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[1735] 1 Elchies 484      

Subject_1 TESTAMENT.

Lithgow
v.
Petrie

1735, Dec. 5.
Case No. No. 2.

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The Lords adhered, and reduced the testament in toto, of which I much doubt; and several of us thought that quoad the defender's legacy and others wherein the defunct's will was sufficiently proved, it ought to be sustained; and they all agreed that reading the testament was not necessary ratione solennitatis; and the President thought there was not sufficient evidence of the will even as to these legacies, and thought that if a scroll were read, though some small legacies were omitted, it would not annul the testament.

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