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Moir v Graham and Others. [1794] Mor 15552 (5 February 1794)
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[1794] Mor 15552
Clauses contrary to Law, or otherwise extraordinary.
Moir v. Graham and Others
Date: 5 February 1794 Case No. No. 104.
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Moir of Leckie, in the entail of his estate, bound the heirs to carry the name and arms of Moir of Leckie without addition, &c. There being no such arms matriculated in the Lion-office, the Lords found it was incumbent on the heirs of entail to obtain from the Lion-office arms of that description.
