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Subject_1 ADJUDICATION.
Date: Corsan
v.
Maxwell
17 November 1737
Case No.No. 16.
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An adjudger in possession, who had also a disposition from his debtor, which was reduced ex capite inhibitiones, was found liable in repetition of the rents only from the date of the interlocutor opening the legal of his adjudication. His intromissions before that period were found not to be imputed in extinction even of personal debts in the adjudger's person other than such as could compete with the pursuer's debts and diligence.
*** See the particulars voce Bona Fide Payment, et voce Inhibition.
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