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Subject_1 HYPOTHEC.
Subject_2 SECT. IV. Process against Sub-Tacksmen and Intromitters, with Subjects hypothecated. - What if caution or payment has been offered by the Intromitters, or if sufficiency has been left to answer the rent.
Date: Hays
v.
Keith
3 Feb 1624
Case No.No 22.
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A donatar of single escheat, recovering by a special declarator the price of a tenant's corn from the intromitter, found liable to the landlord for the rent of that crop; and it was found that the landlord had his option to insist against his tenant, or the intromitter, or the donatar who received the price, and that none of them were entitled to the benefit of discussion.
*** See this case, No 2. p. 6188.
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