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[1735] 1 Elchies 3      

Subject_1 ADJUDICATION.

Watson
v.
Mr James Baillie

1735, June 26.
Case No. No. 5.

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The Lords found that the creditor behoved to prove the rental and value, but that he might possess the hail subjects adjudged, and could not be restricted to his annualrents.—N. B. Both parties seemed much to mistake the act 1672; for these special adjudications are just of the nature of a voluntary sale under an equity of redemption for five years, but the creditor has no power of requisition.

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