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Henderson v Knockhall. [1628] Mor 6686 (20 July 1628)
URL: http://www.bailii.org/scot/cases/ScotCS/1628/Mor1606686-104.html Cite as:
[1628] Mor 6686
Who must satisfy Production. - What terms allowed for Production. What incumbent on the Defender. - What his Privileges.
Henderson v. Knockhall
Date: 20 July 1628 Case No. No 104.
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In improbation of comprising, where the process thereof is called to be produced, it is not necessary to call the clerk of the comprising, because he being a privy clerk of the party's own chusing, the pursuer of the improbation is not holden to summon him, but the defender should deal with him to produce the process.
