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Omey v Maclarty. [1788] Mor 12973 (19 November 1788)
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[1788] Mor 12973
Subject_1 PROVISION to HEIRS and CHILDREN. Subject_2 SECT. XII.
Provisions to Children when Prestable. - Provisions in a certain Event.
Omey v. Maclarty
Date: 19 November 1788 Case No. No 100.
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Crawford settled L. 600 on his grandson Omey, declaring that the interest should be paid from the granter's decease till the grantee's marriage or majority; at which period the principal sum was to be paid. Omey having died before his majority unmarried, his next of kin claimed the money. The Lords found, That the provision lapsed by his death, and did not transmit to his heirs.
Fol. Dic. v. 4. p. 185. Fac. Col.
*** This case is No 9. p. 6340. voce Implied Condition.
