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[1631] Mor 10431      
Subject_1 PERSONAL OBJECTION.

Lord Cranston
 v.
Scot

 Date: 18 February 1631
Case No. No 7.

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In a declarator of liferent-escheat at the superior's instance against his vassal, a compriser from the vassal appeared for his interest, and pleaded, That there could be no liferent-escheat, in respect that the vassal's sasine was not registered; and, consequently, was null by act of Parliament. The Lords repelled the defence, seeing the defenders-could not object the nullity of their own right.

 Fol. Dic. v. 2. p. 81. Durie.

*** This case is No 30. p. 7801. voce Jus tertii.

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