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Subject_1 PROOF.
Subject_2 DIVISION III. Public Instrument, how far Probative.
Subject_3 SECT. III. Instrument of Sasine.
Date: Scot
v.
Deans
16 July 1629
Case No.No 386.
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A sasine of a house in the town of Hawick, found a good active title in a process, though granted only by the Bailie of the burgh, notwithstanding it is only a burgh of barony, and that it is the peculiar privilege (as was pleaded) of royal burghs, holding burgage, to have sasine granted by their Bailies; but here it is observed, that the superior concurred with the pursuer; but if he had granted a precept of clare constat, it would have been a more unexceptionable evidence.
*** This case is No 20. p. 6899, voce Infeftment.
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