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Earl of Marr v Hamilton. [1664] Mor 5550 (15 June 1664)
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[1664] Mor 5550
Subject_1 HERITABLE and MOVEABLE. Subject_2 SECT. XVIII.
Accessory Security.
Earl of Marr v. Hamilton
Date: 15 June 1664 Case No. No 106.
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A bond being granted before the act of Parliament 1641, by the deceast Earl of Marr, to the deceast John Hamilton of Clatto, bearing annualrent; and this Earl having granted a bond of corroboration in anno 1642, bearing annualrent also,
The Lords found, that the bond of corroboration belongs to the heir, as accessory to the principal bond, which is heritable; and the executors also concurred.
