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A tack set to a tacksman, ay and while the said tacksman be paid of a certain sum of money, and the tack-duty assigned to the tacksman for the annual-rent of his money, may not be quarrelled as a tack wanting a certain issue, by one who had no right to the land but an assignation made by the setter for a year's duty; but if the singular successor agree with the assignee, he may lawfully quarrel the tack.—Hard thought of.
