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[1708] Mor 7455      

Subject_1 JURISDICTION.
Subject_2 DIVISION IV.

Jurisdiction of the Court of Session.
Subject_3 SECT. VIII.

Power in the Court of Session to name Factors.

William Stuart Brother-german to Charles Stuart of Polcalk, Supplicant

Date: 13 July 1708
Case No. No 178.

A commission to manage the affairs of an heritor who had gone abroad, without leaving a factory, refused to be granted to one who offered caution to accompt for his intromissions to the absent heritor and all others concerned.


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William Stuart having represented to the Lords by petition, that his brother Charles was at Barcelona, without having named a factor to manage his estate in Scotland, whereby his rents might perish in tenants hands, his debtors prove insolvent, and his creditors use diligence against his estate for want of one authorized to take course with them; and therefore craved their Lordships would grant warrant and commission to the petitioner for managing his brother's affairs in his absence, upon finding caution to compt for his intromissions to the said Charles Stuart, and all others concerned. The Lords refused the desire of the bill.

Fol. Dic. v. 1. p. 500. Forbes, p. 263.

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