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Grant v Grant. [1668] Mor 12172 (11 January 1668)
URL: http://www.bailii.org/scot/cases/ScotCS/1668/Mor2912172-313.html Cite as:
[1668] Mor 12172
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William Grant of Markinch pursues a tutor compt against John Grant of Ballindalloch, his tutor, in which these points being reported to the Lords, whether the tutor were liable for the value of services of the pupils' tenants, by harrowing, plowing, and shearing, &c. And for which the tutor received no money, but the services in kind.
The Lords found the tutor not accountable therefor, because he could not force the tenants to pay any price for the same. And as to that point, the tutor being super-expended, the pupil might be decerned upon the pupil's own process against the tutor, without a distinct process at the tutor's instance.
