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Deans v Allan. [1703] Mor 5996 (12 February 1703)
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[1703] Mor 5996
A married woman's deeds in what cases effectual against herself, the husband consenting or not consenting.
Subject_3 SECT. VIII.
Effect of alienation by a Wife of her own Property, with her Husband's consent.
Deans v. Allan
Date: 12 February 1703 Case No. No 199.
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A workman having repaired a salt pan while the proprietor was abroad, upon an obligation granted by the wife to whom the liferent of the subject was provided, as a part of her jointure, to put him in possession till he were satisfied out of the profits; in a suspension of a charge on the obligation, after the husband's death, the Lords found the same null, as granted without her husband's consent.
