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[1673] Mor 15199      
Subject_1 TACK.
Subject_2 SECT. III.

Ish. - Indefinite Endurance, how limited?

Wight
 v.
Earl of Hopetoun

Date: 17 November 1673
Case No. No. 65.

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A tack granted for two nineteen years, with an obligation on the granter, his heirs and successors, to renew it after that term from nineteen years to nineteen years in all time coming, upon the tenants paying a certain sum as grassum at each renewal, was found binding against a singular successor in the lands, who had accepted of a disposition with an exception of tacks and obligations to grant tacks, in the clause of warrandice.

 Fol. Dic. v. 4. p. 321. Fac. Coll.

*** This case is No. 35. p. 10461. voce Personal Objection.

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