Part 1.—Extract Decree for Payment

At Glasgow, the tenth day of June (and fourteenth day of July) 1889, in an action in the sheriff court of the county of Lanark, at Glasgow, at the instance of John Smith, merchant, Gallowgate, Glasgow, pursuer, against John Brown, 19, Newton Street, Glasgow, defender, the F1sheriff principal (in absence) decerned the defender to pay to the pursuer one hundred pounds, with interest thereon from 1st January 1889, and five pounds ten shillings of expenses. (a) And the sheriff principal grants warrant for all lawful execution hereon by instant arrestment, and also by poinding after a charge of [If an edictal charge is necessary, insert seven free days if the defender is within Scotland, and fourteen free days if furth thereof] seven free days. Extracted at Glasgow, this fifteenth day of August 1892, by me, sheriff-clerk of Lanarkshire.

Geo. Sellar,

Sheriff-Clerk.

Notes.—

Where two or more counties are united in one sheriffdom, the court may be described thus:— “The Sheriff Court of the Sheriffdom of Stirling, Dumbarton, and Clackmannan, at Stirling.”

Where decree for expenses is given in favour of an agent, it may be expressed thus in the extract:— “And to pay to A.B.,writer, Glasgow, the pursuer’s agent, five pounds ten shillings of expenses.”

Where there are more actions than one in the same court between the same persons the action may be identified in the extract by giving the date of the first deliverance therein.