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Robertson v Calder. [1732] Mor 13836 (00 February 1732)
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[1732] Mor 13836
Warning, in what Cases necessary. - How to be executed.
Robertson v. Calder
1732.
February. Case No. No 79.
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A summons of reduction of a tack of fishing, containing this conclusion, “that the defender should be decerned to cede possession,” raised and executed 40 days preceding Whitsunday, was found sufficient, without necessity of a formal warning, and therefore the defender was decerned to remove from the fishing. See Appendix.
