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Wilkie v - . [1666] Mor 7160 (25 July 1666)
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[1666] Mor 7160
Interdiction is reducible where destitute of a rational foundation.
Wilkie v. -
Date: 25 July 1666 Case No. No 37.
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Sir John Wilkie of Foulden having intented a reduction of a voluntary interdiction, made by him to some of his friends,
The Lords appointed some of their number to confer with him; and upon their report, that he was rational and intelligent, and for any thing appeared by his discourse and deportment, rei suæ providus; the Lords reduced in absence, there being no compearance or opposition for the interdictors.
