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Earl of Darnlay v Campbell. [1742] Mor 13839 (28 January 1742)
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[1742] Mor 13839
Warning, in what Cases necessary. - How to be executed.
Earl of Darnlay v. Campbell
Date: 28 January 1742 Case No. No 81.
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Where a tacksman of feu-duties had, after expiry of the tack, continued to possess by tacit relocation, it was found not necessary for the granter of the tack, intending to remove him, to use a formal warning, but that any intimation of the granter's will, to discontinue the tacit relocation, was sufficient.
Fol. Dic. v. 4. p. 223. Kilkerran, (Removing.) No. 3. p. 481.
