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[1723] Mor 6225      

Subject_1 HYPOTHEC.
Subject_2 SECT. IV.

Process against Sub-Tacksmen and Intromitters, with Subjects hypothecated. - What if caution or payment has been offered by the Intromitters, or if sufficiency has been left to answer the rent.

Cunnison
v.
Stewart

1723. November.
Case No. No 34.

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In a tack of burgh acres where it was alleged to be the custom to sell the corn directly off the ground to the inhabitants of the burgh, the buyers were not found subjected to the hypothec; and here the tenant had been a year out of the ground, and bankrupt before intenting of the action. See Appendix.

Fol. Dic. v. 1. p. 418.

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