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[1748] 2 Elchies 124
Subject_1 CLAUSE.
Date: Earl of Home
v.
Bothwell
11 February 1748
Case No.No. 4.
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Consent by a debtor, to an assignation, being in a contract of marriage sometimes interpreted to be only honoris causa, and not sufficient to debar him from objecting to the cedent's right, or from competing with the assignee as having himself a better right.—The particle “or” is sometimes interpreted conjunctive.—Vide inter eosdem, voce Provision to Heirs and Children.
See June 21, 1737, Ogilvie against Ogilvie, voce Faculty.
See Creditors of Auchinbreck competing, 15th December 1749, voce Provision to Heirs and Children.
COALIER.
See Property.
COLLATION.
See Mutual Contract.—Legitim.
COLLEGE.
See Jurisdiction.
COLLUSION.
See Delinquency.—Warrandice.
The electronic version of the text was provided by the Scottish Council of Law Reporting
