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You are here: BAILII >> Databases >> Scottish Court of Session Decisions >> Yeaman v. Caledonian Property Investment Building Society [1883] ScotLR 20_777 (12 July 1883) URL: http://www.bailii.org/scot/cases/ScotCS/1883/20SLR0777.html Cite as: [1883] SLR 20_777, [1883] ScotLR 20_777 |
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A process of suspension and interdict stood in the roll of the Lord Ordinary on the Bills as the only Bill Chamber cause of the day. The case was duly called, and after waiting a reasonable time the Lord Ordinary, in respect of no appearance having been made on behalf of the suspender, refused the note. The suspender reclaimed, and craved to be reponed, stating as the reason for the non-appearance before the Lord Ordinary that his counsel had not been aware that the case was called. The Court refused to repone the suspender, but observed that he might have his remedy by bringing a new process of suspension.