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Forbes v Udney. [1701] Mor 14250 (3 December 1701)
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[1701] Mor 14250
Right of Salmon Fishing by what form of words established.
Forbes v. Udney
Date: 3 December 1701 Case No. No. 6.
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The Lords sustained a party's right to a salmon fishing, though his charter bore only cum piscariis, and not salmonum piscationibus, and this because of old the word piscaria carried all sorts of fishings; and, in the present case, the sasines of the parties made it clearer, wherein the symbols for tradition bore boats, nets, cruives, &c. which are only applicable to salmon fishing.
Fol. Dic. v. 2. p. 360. Fountainhall.
*** This case is No. 40. p. 7812. voce Jus Tertii.
