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[1678] Mor 15022
Subject_1 SUPERIOR AND VASSAL.
Subject_2 SECT. VI. Whether a Superior is bound to grant a Precept of Clare, or infeft Vassals by Hasp and Staple?
Date: Fullarton
v.
Denholms
18 July 1678
Case No.No. 23.
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Entering an heir by a precept of clare constat is meræ voluntatis of the superior, and what he is not bound to by law; and upon his refusal the heir must obtain himself retoured, and thereupon get precepts out of the Chancery requiring the superior to infeft him.
*** This case is No. 13. p. 9293. voce Non-Entry.
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