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Earl of Errol v Tenants of Tanorlie. [1616] Mor 13444 (25 July 1616)
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[1616] Mor 13444
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In an action of removing, pursued at the instance of Francis Earl of Errol contra the Tenants of Tanorlie, the Lords found, that the declarator of redemption, obtained by the Earl of Errol contra Elshmouth, was sufficient to denude Elshmouth; albeit there was neither decreet nor sasine following thereupon, the wadset being holden of our Sovereign and confirmed; and found that after the declarator of redemption, the comprising led by Philorth against Elshmouth, with the infeftment following thereupon, holden of the King, with ten years possession, was noways relevant to defend in a removing.
