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ACCOUNT. 37
That the creditor deceased, (to the knowledge of the
deponent, or by any books, writings, account
or
other thing, appearing to him) hath not received
any part or parcel, security or satisfaction
for the
same, (save what is credited) and likewise that
he this deponent hath not received any part of
the
debt, or any thing else towards satisfaction
thereof,
more than he hath given an account of.
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Probate to an
account,
where the
creditor is
dead. |
The credits given in as received by the executor
or administrator, if any, must be particularly
mentioned in such oath, as to time and
quantity, and deducted from the principal debt. |
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Where persons in this province act as factors
for merchants beyond seas, under the firm or
their principals and not their own, the following
probate must be taken by such factor, before
the account can pass the commissary, viz.
Come A. B. sole factor and book-keeper for C. &
D. merchants in ------, at their store kept by
him this deponent at ------, and made oath, &c.
that this account is just and true as stated,
and
that he hath not, nor that, to the best of his
knowledge,
his principals, or any other factor or person
for them, have not received any part or parcel,
security
or satisfaction for the same, more than credit
given.
Vide factor's probate to a bond in fol. 28.
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Probate to an
account taken
by factors. |
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