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If the Court was of opinion that the said pursuer was not legally bound by the said promissory-note, or was discharged from it by the said missives, then judgment to be given for the pursuer.
But if the Court was of opinion that the said pursuer was legally bound by the said promissory-note, then judgment to be given for the defenders.
After hearing counsel upon this case, the Court, ‘in respect they are of opinion that the pursuer is not legally bound by the said promissory-note, approve of the verdict as a verdict for the pursuer William Anderson, junior; suspend the letters simpliciter, and decern; find the pursuer entitled to expenses.’
Act. Skene, Cuninghame. James Peddie, W. S. Agent. Alt. Keay, J. H. Robertson. P. Pearson, Agent. Jury Clerk.
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