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[1741] 1 Elchies 202
Subject_1 IMPROBATION.
Abercrombie of Tulliebodie
v.
Cumming
1741 ,June 9 .
Case No.No. 2.
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The question was, Whether a defender in an improbation who alleged he had possessed upon charter and sasine for the years of the positive prescription could be allowed to prove his possession before taking terms, and the production closed, since he produces instantly a pretty probable evidence of possession by tacks? and the Lords allowed the same term to prove 40 years possession that the defender takes to satisfy production.
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