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[1742] Mor 4066
Subject_1 FACTOR.
Subject_2 SECT. III. Rules of accounting. - Right to salary. - Malversation.
Date: Duncans Executors of Duncan
v.
Blair
7 July 1742
Case No.No 21.
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It was here found, that commission was due to a factor, not only on bills, whereof payment had been recovered, but also on bills on which diligence had been used by the factor; but not if he had done no more than to protest the bills; and that such was the merchant custom.
The electronic version of the text was provided by the Scottish Council of Law Reporting