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William Wright v Mary Graham, his Mother-in-law. [1766] Mor 375 (22 November 1766)
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[1766] Mor 375
Advocation competent after decree, if before extract. See No 7.
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It being objected to the competency of an advocation, that the process was finished before the Sheriff by a decree; and, therefore, that a suspension was the only competent remedy: The objection was repelled upon the ground of utility, an advocation being a more easy remedy than a suspension, and equally susceptible of being remitted with an instruction. An extract indeed must bar advocation, because after extract the cause cannot be remitted.
Fol. Dic. v. 3. p. 20. Select Dec. No 250. p. 322.
