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[1548] Mor 14731      

Subject_1 SPUILZIE.
Subject_2 SECT. II.

What Title requisite to found an Action of Spulzie.

Janet Montgomery
v.
John Hamilton

Date: 22 March 1548
Case No. No. 15.

Found in conformity to Ogilvie contra Restalrig, No. 14. p 14630.


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In actions of spuilzie and ejection, the pursuer ought and should libel possession, and violent ejection, and prove them both sufficiently; and it is not requisite that he libel any title: But if he libels a title with his possession, it is not necessary to prove the same, but ought and should show the same, quia tenetur ostendere, sed non probare.

Fol. Dic. v. 2. p. 385. Balfour, p. 315.

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