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Excerpt from The Scots Revised Reports, Vol. 2: Court of Session; Containing Shaw Vols. V and Vi; 1826 to 1828
In a suspension at the instance of Stewart against Lang as assignee of a bill, the Lord Ordinary having found that Lang was an onerous holder, Stewart presented a reclaiming note, which was sent to the summar roll, and thereafter remitted to the Outer House to form part of the trials of Lord Probationer Corehouse. Lang then objected that the reclaiming note had not been marked by a Principal Clerk of Session within the reclaiming days, (but the objection was waived, to enable his Lordship to report on the merits); and after he had done so, and stated his Opinion that the interlocutor should be altered, the objection was repeated and sustained.
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