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You are here: BAILII >> Databases >> Scottish Court of Session Decisions >> Todd & Higginbotham v. Corporation of Glasgow [1879] ScotLR 16_718 (4 July 1879) URL: http://www.bailii.org/scot/cases/ScotCS/1879/16SLR0718.html Cite as: [1879] SLR 16_718, [1879] ScotLR 16_718 |
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One of three pursuers, after the record in an action had been closed and a remit had been made to a man of skill, gave in a minute of abandonment, and the usual interlocutor remitting the defenders' account of expenses to the Auditor for taxation was thereupon pronounced. Thereafter, on the report of the man of skill being lodged, and before the Auditor's report which had been lodged, was approved of, leave was craved to withdraw the minute of abandonment, which was allowed to be done on payment of all expenses connected with the proposed abandonment.
Counsel for Pursuer— Rhind. Agents— J. L. Hill & Co., W.S.
Counsel for Defenders— J. P. B. Robertson. Agent— T. J. Gordon, W.S.