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Janet Stark and David Tam, her Husband, v George Jolly, Writer in Edinburgh. [1713] Mor 9830 (22 January 1713)
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[1713] Mor 9830
In which circumstances intromission does or does not infer a Passive Title. - Action transmits against heirs in valorem only.
Janet Stark and David Tam, her Husband, v. George Jolly, Writer in Edinburgh
Date: 22 January 1713 Case No. No 153.
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In a process at the instance of Janet Stark and her husband against George Jolly, the Lords found the defender's intromission with L. 7:10s. Scots being so small a sum, and but one single act, not relevant to infer vitious intromission.
