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Lo. Dunnipace v Druitasken. [1621] Mor 12128 (18 December 1621)
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[1621] Mor 12128
Judicial Steps, how far under the Power of Parties, to be retracted, altered, or amended.
Lo Dunnipace v. Druitasken
Date: 18 December 1621 Case No. No 241.
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In an action of improbation, where litiscontestation was made by taking a day to produce, the Lords found an exception relevant to be proved by witnesses, viz. that the writs called for were delivered to the pursuer since litiscontestation.
