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The act 36th, parl. 1469, relates only to poinding upon moveable debts, and not to poinding of the ground, which the Lords found did affect the ground, and all the goods thereon, until all bygones owing to the poinder should be satisfied, and that without regard whether the tenant was in arrear to his master of not. They found, that evicta et illata belonging to strangers might be poinded on the ground. See No 6. p. 1277.
Fol. Dic. v. 2. p. 96.
*** This case is No 31. p. 8129. voce Legal Diligence.
