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[1618] Mor 2197      

Subject_1 CITATION.
Subject_2 SECT. X.

Citation in Declaration of Bastardy.

Hirpet
v.
Scot

Date: 10 January 1618
Case No. No 42.

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In an action of declarator of bastardy, James Hirpet contra Gabriel Scot, The Lords found no necessity to summon the nearest of kin, but let them compear for their interest; and, in this same case, they found an exception of tutrix, habitus et reputatus lawful, relevant, in respect Gabriel Scot, who was alleged bastard, died being 50 years of age; and found no necessity to allege, that his father and mother were married after so long a time.

Fol. Dic. v. 1. p. 135. Kerse, MS. Fol. 143.

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