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[1671] Mor 15318      
Subject_1 TACK.
Subject_2 SECT. XIV.

Tacit Relocation.

Gordon
 v.
M'Culloch

Date: 22 February 1671
Case No. No. 208.

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A possessor after he was warned to remove, and even after decreet of removing, having continued to sow the ground, it was found notwithstanding a spuilzie in the proprietor to meddle with the crop, though sown mala fide; but as for what was sown after he was dispossessed by letters of ejection, the Lords found these did belong to the proprietor, upon the principle that sata cedunt solo.

 Fol. Dic. v. 2. p. 427.

*** This case is No. 4. p. 13400. voce Recompence.

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