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FORBES BARON COURT BOOK [a.d. 1676
James Andersone in Marchmar.
James Crystie in Bankheid.
John Hendersone in Perseleiw.
James Andersone yair.
James Duncane in Castellhill.
The wholl assysores aforsaid being deeply sworne, be
the mouth of Patrick Jamesone aforsaid yair chancellar
findis the said Alexr. Ritchie in the wrong to his brother,
and referres him to the bailzie, who decerned him to pey
to my lord Forbes twentie lib., and yat within terme of
law vnder the payne of poynding. And both the saides
James and Alexr. Ritchies enacted themselves in the
cowrt willingly for good neighbourhood and behaviour in
tyme comeing, wnder the payne of ffowrtie lib. Scottis
toties quoties, to be peyed and exacted in maner forsaid.
[Court continued.]
[Court for the same parishes, held as above, 23 May 1676.
Bailie and court clerk as above. Alex. Somer officer.
Dempster blank. Suits called, etc.]
The said day anent a complaint given in to the cowrt
be James Crystie in Bankheid against Jhon Oliver in
Towie and William Oliver his sone, for the said William
Oliver his beateing, strickeing and bloodeing of John
Malice servitour to the said James Crystie. Whervpon
the said William Oliver compeared and contest the strike-
ing of the said John Malice. Whervpon the said bailzie
ordanit the said John Oliver, as being comptable for his
said sone, to pay to my lord Forbes the sowme of ten lib.
Scottis as a fyne, and twentie shilling to the boy quho
wes strucken, and yat within terme of law, vnder the
payne of poynding.
As also both the saidis Jhon Oliver and James Crystie
doe heirby enact themselves for good neighbourhood as
to themselves and for quhom they are be the law compt¬
able in all tyme comeing, wnder the failzie of twentie
lib. toties quoties, to be exacted incaice of breatche in
maner forsaid.
[Court continued.]
FORBES BARON COURT BOOK [a.d. 1676
James Andersone in Marchmar.
James Crystie in Bankheid.
John Hendersone in Perseleiw.
James Andersone yair.
James Duncane in Castellhill.
The wholl assysores aforsaid being deeply sworne, be
the mouth of Patrick Jamesone aforsaid yair chancellar
findis the said Alexr. Ritchie in the wrong to his brother,
and referres him to the bailzie, who decerned him to pey
to my lord Forbes twentie lib., and yat within terme of
law vnder the payne of poynding. And both the saides
James and Alexr. Ritchies enacted themselves in the
cowrt willingly for good neighbourhood and behaviour in
tyme comeing, wnder the payne of ffowrtie lib. Scottis
toties quoties, to be peyed and exacted in maner forsaid.
[Court continued.]
[Court for the same parishes, held as above, 23 May 1676.
Bailie and court clerk as above. Alex. Somer officer.
Dempster blank. Suits called, etc.]
The said day anent a complaint given in to the cowrt
be James Crystie in Bankheid against Jhon Oliver in
Towie and William Oliver his sone, for the said William
Oliver his beateing, strickeing and bloodeing of John
Malice servitour to the said James Crystie. Whervpon
the said William Oliver compeared and contest the strike-
ing of the said John Malice. Whervpon the said bailzie
ordanit the said John Oliver, as being comptable for his
said sone, to pay to my lord Forbes the sowme of ten lib.
Scottis as a fyne, and twentie shilling to the boy quho
wes strucken, and yat within terme of law, vnder the
payne of poynding.
As also both the saidis Jhon Oliver and James Crystie
doe heirby enact themselves for good neighbourhood as
to themselves and for quhom they are be the law compt¬
able in all tyme comeing, wnder the failzie of twentie
lib. toties quoties, to be exacted incaice of breatche in
maner forsaid.
[Court continued.]
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| Description | Third volume. Contents: Dundee court-martial records, 1651 / edited by Godfrey Davies -- The bishop of Galloway's correspondence, 1679-1685 / edited by William Douglas -- The diary of Sir James Hope, 1646-1654 / edited by Sir James Balfour Paul -- Instructions for the trial of Patrick Graham, 1476 / edited by Robert Kerr Hannay -- The Scottish contributions to the distressed church of France, 1622 / edited by D. Hay Fleming -- The Forbes baron court book, 1659-1678 / edited by J. Maitland Thomson. |
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