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[1630] Mor 10773
Subject_1 PRESCRIPTION.
Subject_2 DIVISION II. Positive Prescription of forty years.
Subject_3 SECT. I. Act 1594, cap. 218. - Effect of the Positive Prescription on a jus crediti, over the Subject acquired.
Earl of Kinghorn
v.
Strang
Case No.No 70.
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By analogy of the statute 1594, cap. 218. a decree at an assignee's instance, with a comprising and infeftment following upon it, being sought to be reduced for want of the assignation; the Lords, in respect that the appriser had been in possession for 48 years without interruption, found no necessity to produce the assignation.
*** This case is No 35. p. 6630. voce Improbation.
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