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[1668] Mor 11489
Subject_1 PRESUMPTION.
Subject_2 DIVISION III. Donatio non præsumitur.
Subject_3 SECT. VII. Where the cause of granting is expressed, that must be the rule.
Date: Winrahame
v.
Elies
15 December 1668
Case No.No 163.
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A father having left a legacy to his second son, in full satisfaction of all he could demand by his father's death; it was not found to be in satisfaction also of a legacy left by a grandfather, and uplifted by the father; for though it was argued, That the father was here strictly debtor to his son, by uplifting the grandfather's legacy, et debitor non præsumitur donare; it was answered, That this presumption yields to a stronger of paternal affection; besides, that the
words of the father's legacy cannot comprehend the other legacy, for the father being directly debtor therein, the son could demand the same, without waiting for his father's death; and therefore this did not arise to him by his father's death. *** This case is No 108. p. 11433.
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