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Sinclair and Sutherland v Mackay. [1765] Mor 8883 (17 January 1765)
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[1765] Mor 8883
Subject_1 MEMBER of PARLIAMENT. Subject_2 DIVISION VI.
Summary Complaint to the Court of Session.
Subject_3 SECT. V.
Consequence of withdrawing opposition to a complaint. What fine in a joint complaint. Complaint for bribery. Complaint for undue enrolment.
Sinclair and Sutherland v. Mackay
Date: 17 January 1765 Case No. No 266.
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When freeholders withdraw their opposition, the Lords do not grant the prayer of the complaint of course; they order the withdrawing the objections to be notified by the Sheriff to the other freeholders, at a meeting called for the purpose, in order that they may, if they think proper, still continue the suit.— See Appendix.
