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Young Prestongrange v The Lady Craigleith. [1682] Mor 3054 (00 March 1682)
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[1682] Mor 3054
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Found, that an obligement to provide a wife to a third, in liferent, of lands and heritages to be conquest during the marriage, did comprehend a sum belonging to the heir, by a clause secluding executors, as falling under the word heritage. Upon a representation, that clauses of conquest are to be strictly interpreted; and, therefore, by heritages in this case, heritages by infeftment are to be understood; the interlocutor was stopped: but it was thereafter adhered to.
Fol. Dic. v. 1. p. 197. Harcarse, (Contract of Marriage) No 343. p. 83.
