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[1600] Mor 10166      
Subject_1 PERSONAL and REAL.
Subject_2 SECT. I.

Debita fundi.

Hamilton of Monkland
 v.
Maxwell


Case No. No 6.

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Upon the report of Redford, betwixt Hamilton of Monkland and Maxwell, the Lords found, that a debt due by a person who had disponed his land upon the account that a manse was built, and that he was resting his proportion of the charges, is not debitum fundi.

 Clerk, Hamilton. Fol. Dic. v. 2. p. 62. Dirleton, No 274. p. 133.

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