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Sir James Stamfield v Lord Gosfuird. [1677] Mor 8117 (27 November 1677)
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An heritable bond, when it becomes Personal, so as to be the foundation of Diligence.
Sir James Stamfield v. Lord Gosfuird
Date: 27 November 1677 Case No. No 10.
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Sir James pursues a comprising of Thorntonloch. Alleged, it is null, being led on an heritable bond, without any previous requisition or charge.——The Lords, finding it was led in 1669, and that the bond bore a term of payment, without necessity of requisition, sustained the comprising, as had been done, Colthird and Paterson, No 5. p. 8115.
