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[1749] Mor 16026      
Subject_1 THIRLAGE.

Elphinston
 v.
Leith

 Date: 14 June 1749
Case No. No. 92.

Though dry multure is paid for bear, it will also pay multure at grinding.

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It often happens that a dry multure is paid for bear; but notwithstanding thereof, if the bear be brought to the mill, it will pay the ordinary multure paid of the oats.

 Kilkerran, No. 14. p. 577.

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