Riddell v Riddell

JurisdictionScotland
Judgment Date18 October 1890
Date18 October 1890
Docket NumberNo. 1.
CourtCourt of Session
Court of Session
2d Division

Lord Kincairney. I.

No. 1.
Riddell
and
Riddell.

Process—Proof—Commission—Form of commission for the examination of a lunatic in a foreign country.—

Riddell raised a process of divorce against his wife for adultery with one Weegman. The Lord Ordinary granted decree, and the defender reclaimed. She asked for a commission to examine the alleged paramour Weegman, who was at this time in New South Wales, and was confined in an asylum for the insane. The Court granted the commission in these terms, viz.:—‘To take the examination of Eugene Weegman, who is now or lately was an inmate of the Hospital for the Insane, Callan Park, Balmain, near Sydney, New South Wales, provided always that the said commissioner is satisfied that the said Eugene Weegman is mentally fit to be examined; appoint said examination to take place on interrogatories and cross-interrogatories to be adjusted by the Clerk of Court, and appoint the said...

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