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[1734] Mor 14874
Subject_1 SUCCESSION.
Subject_2 SECT. I. Succession in Heritage ab intestato.
Date: Earls of Lowdon and Glasgow
v.
Lord Kers
12 June 1734
Case No.No. 14.
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The Lords found an adjudication contra hereditatem jacentem, preferable to an assignation of mails and duties granted by the defunct proprietor, where the competition was about the rents that fell due betwixt the proprietor's death and the date of the adjudication. See Appendix.
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