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[1712] Mor 7840
Subject_1 JUS TERTII.
Subject_2 SECT. IV. Objections, &c. competent to some and not to others.
Date: White
v.
Reid
10 January 1712
Case No.No 69.
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It is not competent to one, deriving right from a rebel by assignation, after the single and liferent escheats are gifted and declared, to quarrel the gift, upon act 147th, Parliament 1592, as simulate and null, by the donatar's allowing the rebel to continue in possession.
*** This case is No 16. p. 37. voce Accessorium Sequitur Principale.
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