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Earl of Morton v Tenants of Muckart. [1632] Mor 15970 (13 July 1632)
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Infeftment in a mill cum astrictis multuris usetat. et consuet. though the mill was the only one of the barony, was found not sufficient to infer astriction against the tenants of the barony, as the terms usitat. et consuet. were relative, and regulated by the practice prior to the infeftment.
Durie. Spottiswood.
*** This case is No. 116. p. 10853. voce Prescription.
