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[1676] Mor 16860      
Subject_1 WRIT.
Subject_2 SECT. III.

Writer of the Deed.

Ogilvie
 v.
Buckie

Date: 22 February 1676
Case No. No. 80.

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Improbation being proponed against a discharge, after the same had been questioned as null, because it wanted the writer's name, at least he was not designed;

The Lords found, The said writ null and not probative, unless the pursuer should condescend upon a writer living; at least, if he were dead, should produce writs written or subscribed by him, to the effect the pursuers may thereupon have the means of indirect probation entire.

 Act. Mackenzie. Alt. Thoirs. Dirleton, No. 343. p. 164.

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