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[1784] Mor 16374      
Subject_1 TUTOR - CURATOR - PUPIL.

John Bell
 v.
John Henderson

 Date: 10 March 1784
Case No. No. 302.

The appointment of a factor loco tutoris falls by the service of the tutor of law.

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John Henderson was appointed factor loco tutoris to the infant grandchildren of John Bell, and continued in the office for several years. Afterwards, John Bell expede a service as tutor of law to his grandchildren; of which John Henderson brought a suspension. The reasons were, the delay of the agnate in claiming the tutory, his great age, his residence in England, and having entered into a second marriage.

The Lords repelled the reasons of suspension.

 Lord Ordinary, Hailes. Act. G. Wallace. Alt. Honyman. Clerk, Menzies. Fac. Coll. No. 153. p. 238.

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