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Subject_1 DECISIONS of the LORDS OF COUNCIL AND SESSION, collected by JAMES BURNETT, LORD MONBODDO.
Date: Wilkie
v.
-
11 December 1739 Click here to view a pdf copy of this documet : PDF Copy
The question here was, Whether a sasine given within burgh, by the bailies, with the town-clerk subscribing as notary, to a singular successor upon a disposition and resignation, was of itself a good foundation of a possessory judgment, without any adminicle whatsomever, such as a disposition, procuratory of resignation, or precept of sasine?
The Lords found that it was; upon this principle, that any sasine whatsomever, though wanting adminicles, is so. It is probable that the Lords would sustain a sasine within burgh without adminicles, to be good in petitorio as well as in possessorio, as resting upon the faith of the bailies and town-clerk; which distinguishes it from sasines in landward. See Dec. Wilson against Stuart, July penult. 1629, (reported by Durie,) and the decision there quoted.
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