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M'Leod of Cadboll v Sir John Gordon. [1766] Mor 8680 (17 January 1766)
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Subject_1 MEMBER of PARLIAMENT. Subject_2 DIVISION III.
The Qualification of Freeholders possessing Lands liable in Public Burden for L. 400 Scots.
Subject_3 SECT. VII.
Where the Proprietor has alienated a part of his estate.
M'Leod of Cadboll v. Sir John Gordon
Date: 17 January 1766 Case No. No 96.
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M'Leod of Cadboll stood enrolled on his whole estate valued in the books of supply at L. 1361: 103. In the view of creating freehold qualifications, he obtained a division of this cumulo valuation, and granted a feu of the whole to separate the superiority from the property. He then obtained a charter on his own resignation, and granted wadsets of the superiority to some, and conveyonces of different parts in liferent to others, and to himself in fee, the lands of which he retained the fee appearing from the division to be valued at L. 532: 6: 4. The freeholders struck him off the roll, in respect of this alteration of his circumstances; but the Lords ordered him to be re-placed. See Appendix.
