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[1759] Mor 16818
Subject_1 WRIT.
Subject_2 SECT. I. Subscription of the Party.
Date: Dunbar
v.
Innes
9 February 1759
Case No.No. 26.
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The testing of a mutual contract bore these words, “In witness whereof these are written by A. B. servitor to the Laird of B. and subscribed by my hand at Edinburgh,” &c. The deed was signed by both parties. It was objected, that the word my did not apply particularly to either of the parties' subscriptions, and could not apply to both; which was urged as a nullity in the deed. The Lords repelled the objection.
*** This case is No. 315. p. 11644. voce Presumption.
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