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Macleod of Geinzies v Macleod of Cadboll. [1746] Mor 12185 (2 July 1746)
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[1746] Mor 12185
Decree was pronounced in name of the clerk, for a fine.
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In this cause, whereof mention is made in the decision, 21st December 1744, Macleod of Geinzies against John Mackenzie, voce Witness, it being proved that the said arrestment was impetrated by Cadboll;
The Lords, 19th June, besides finding him liable in Geinzies' whole expense, fined him in L. 20 Sterling for the use of the poor, which they ordained to be paid to Mr William Kirkpatrick, clerk to the process, and decerned, that so diligence might be awarded at Mr Kirkpatrick's instance therefor; and this day refused a petition, and adhered.
Act. Hay.Alt. Lockhart.Clerk, Kirkpatrick.
Falconer, v. 1. No. 125. p. 152.
