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[1739] 2 Elchies 30
Subject_1 ANNUALRENT.
Date: Forbes of Knappernay
v.
Walkingshaw of Walkingshaw
23 November 1739
Case No.No. 6.
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A partner in the tack of customs having assumed a partner to whom he was bound to hold count for a proportion of his share, in a count and reckoning many years after betwixt their heirs, annualrent was only found due ex mora from the citation of this process, notwithstanding that some of the subjects accounted for were bonds bearing annualrent, viz. bonds for the duties, because these were not considered as permanent securities, and the cashier of the company, though in use to take such bonds, yet never charged himself with annualrent upon them.
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