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Miller v Stewart. [1610] Mor 5067 (7 June 1610)
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[1610] Mor 5067
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He that has got a gift of bastardy, and seeks declarator thereupon, if another donatar appear and allege an anterior gift and possession of the defunct's goods, by virtue of his first gift, and that he has a declarator also raised and executed, the Lords will have no respect to his execution founded upon his possession, but will prefer the pursuer, having the last gift, and having intented the first declarator.
