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[1773] Mor 8884      

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.

Lord Adam Gordon
v.
Duff

Date: 7 August 1773
Case No. No 269.

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Objected to a complaint against an improper enrolment, which had been lodged and moved by the Court two days before the four kalendar months required by act 16th Geo. II. that the order of Court, appointing it to be served, was not dated or signed till one day within the four months.——The Lords repelled the objection.

Fol. Dic. v. 3. p. 437. Fac. Col.

*** This case is No 68. p. 8656.

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