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Watson v Orr. [1634] Mor 12554 (21 March 1634)
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[1634] Mor 12554
If probative of its Onerous Cause against Creditors and Donatars of Escheat.
Watson v. Orr
Date: 21 March 1634 Case No. No 440.
Where the disposition bore, in general, to be for sums of money, the heir was obliged to instruct the onerous cause.
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In a process upon the passive titles against an heir convened as successor titulo lucrativo, the narrative of the disposition, bearing a price truly paid, was found probative, unless redargued by the defender's oath.
Fol. Dic. v. 2. p. 253. Durie.
*** This case is No 105. p. 6767 voce, Passive Title.
