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Subject_1 Locus Pænitentiæ.
Date: Seaton of Gardenrose
v.
Christie
3 June 1741
Case No.No. 4.
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A transaction concerning sundry claims, on one of which adjudication had followed, not being reduced to writing, but one of the parties afterwards in a missve letter having mentioned the transaction and the transacted sum to be paid, viz. 5000 merks; the Lords found there was not locus pænitentiæ, unanimously, on a bill without answers.
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