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[1734] 1 Elchies 426
Subject_1 SERVITUDE.
Garden
v.
The Earl of Aboyne
1734 ,Nov .27 .
Case No.No. 1.
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The Lords found the servitude upon the woods a predial servitude, and may be constituted by a personal declarator with possession even against a singular successor; and remitted to the Ordinary to hear upon the other points, Whether Huntly, the Crown's ward vassal, could constitute a servitude so as to prejudge the Crown when the lands returned by forfeiture? 2dly, Whether immemorial possession will prefer retro?
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