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[1681] 3 Brn 415      

Subject_1 DECISIONS of the LORDS OF COUNCIL AND SESSION, reported by SIR JOHN LAUDER OF FOUNTAINHALL
Subject_2 SUMMER SESSION.

Elizabeth Brand
v.
Gavin Weir's Heirs

Date: 3 December 1681

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Elizabeth Brand, relict of Gavin Weir, merchant in Edinburgh, having given in a bill to the Lords, craving an aliment to be modified to her, for that term wherein her husband died, and in which she had entertained her daughter and her family; and also craving an aliment to her daughter in time coming, viz. 600 merks yearly, till she be six years old; and 800 merks yearly from six to twelve, at which time she was out of tutory; in regard the fortune was opulent, and there was no children but herself:

The Lords refused the bill hoc loco, and referred her to pursue for it, via ordinaria, by way of action.

But she, having raised an action during the dependance, on a bill, got a deliverance on the 30th March 1682, modifying 800 merks to her for entertaining the family from June (when her husband died,) till Martinmas, that her jointure begins.

Vol. I. Page 165.

The electronic version of the text was provided by the Scottish Council of Law Reporting     


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