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Lady Boyn v Her Tenants. [1627] Mor 9628 (14 July 1627)
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[1627] Mor 9628
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In an action of removing, betwixt the Lady Boyn and her tenants, the defenders alleging, that the pursuer was not specially infeft in some particular lands, wherefrom she desired the defenders to be removed; and the pursuer replying, that they were part and pertinents of the lands contained in her sasine, and that the same lay contiguous together; and the defenders alleging, that they lay discontiguous, and had other lands interjected betwixt them whereon they specially condescended; the Lords preferred the pursuer's reply, upon part and pertinents, and the lying of the same contiguous, to the defender's exception and duply upon discontiguity.
Act. Lawty.Alt. Baird.Clerk, Hay.
Fol. Dic. v. 2. p. 26. Durie, p. 310.
