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[1620] Mor 696
Subject_1 ARRESTMENT.
Subject_2 What Subjects Arrestable.
Date: Andrew Coupar
v.
Aikman, Cautioner for Sir William Irving, and Andrew Tod
14 July 1620
Case No.No 29.
A bond, heritable by destination, not arrestable after the term of payment.
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The Lords found an bond, made by Sir William Irving to James Arnot, of 5000 merits, to be paid at Whitsunday 1619, then to be employed upon land or annualrent to James and the heirs male of his body; whom failzieing, to Alexander Arnot his brother's son, and his heirs heritably, to the which use the same is destinate by the tenour of the said bond, to be heritable after Whitsunday 1619, which was the term of payment, and therefore could not be arrestable by Andrew Coupar in September 1619.
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