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[1739] Mor 2248      
Subject_1 CITATION.
Subject_2 SECT. XXIX.

Citation in Process of Proving the Tenor.

Macleod
 v.
Sinclair

Date: 5 December 1739
Case No. No 131.

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In a ranking, one of the adjudications being objected to, for that an assignation, which was one of the grounds thereof, was not produced, the adjudger pursued a proving of the tenor thereof; in which the Lords ‘found no process in respect the representative of the alleged cedent was not called, and refused to grant diligence for calling him, in respect that, in proving the tenor of an assignation, he was to be considered as the principal defender.’

 Fol. Dic. v. 3. p. 123. Kilkerran, (Process) No 1. p. 433.

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