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[1630] Mor 7019      

Subject_1 INHIBITION.
Subject_2 SECT. III.

What subjects are affected by this diligence. - Reaches acquirenda.

Douglas, Minister of Balmerinoch,
v.
Johnston

Date: 2 July 1630
Case No. No 83.

Found as above.


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In a reduction at the pursuer's instance, upon an inhibition raised against the debtor upon his bond, of a sum of money, for reducing of a posterior bond of a sum of money granted to Johnston, after the said inhibition, and whereupon Johnston had comprised the common debtor's lands, and was thereon infeft; this reason and action upon the inhibition was sustained, to reduce the said bond, albeit it was of a moveable sum, in so far as might be a ground to comprise, or take away any heritable right from the debtor, to the pursuer's hurt, but not to stay either personal execution, or payment by the debtor's moveables; upon which the Lords found the inhibition struck not, but only that it should be effectual for his heritage, or such like real securities.

Act. ——. Alt. Mowat. Clerk, Hay. Durie, p. 523.

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