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[1739] Mor 108
Subject_1 ADJUDICATION and APPRISING.
Subject_2 Of the DEBT which is the FOUNDATION of the DILIGENCE.
Date: Creditors of Catrine,
v.
Baird of Cowdam
26 January 1739
Case No.No 21.
Sums, not properly constituted, struck out of the accumulated sum, and the adjudication sustained, quoad ultra.
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It being objected to an adjudication, that the decree of constitution, upon which it proceeded, was null; in regard that it concluded against the debtor, upon no other passive title, than that of a charge to enter heir; and yet that part of the debts, therein decerned for, were acquired by the pursuer, after raising and executing the general charge; so that, with regard to these debts, the decree was without any foundation; The Lords sustained the objection, so as to strike these debts out of the accumulated sum; but not to annul the adjudication in totum.
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