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William Dalmahoy v Mr. Cornelius Ainslie. [1678] Mor 5170 (14 November 1678)
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[1678] Mor 5170
Subject_1 GROUNDS and WARRANTS. Subject_2 SECT. I.
Whether necessary to produce Grounds and Warrants after a long interval of time.
William Dalmahoy v. Mr Cornelius Ainslie.
Date: 14 November 1678 Case No. No 8.
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Found, that a sasine unregistered is not absolutely null, but may be the active title in an improbation of other rights on that land. As also the Lords assoilzied from the production of the executions, letters, and claim of apprising, because the decreet of apprising itself was produced, and it was 36 years old, and they were in possession by virtue of it; but found the bonds and grounds of debt whereon it was led ought to be produced.
