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[1731] Mor 16015      

Subject_1 THIRLAGE.

Lockhart
v.
Paterson

1731. February.
Case No. No. 71.

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A clause of thirlage, astricting “the hail grindable grains growing upon the lands,” was not found equivalent to a thirlage of omnia grana crescentia, importing only, that no part of the defenders' grain is to be grinded by them at any other mill than the pursuer's, and that all necessaries for the family, or for payment of the master's or superior's rents, in so far as payable in meal, is to be grinded at the pursuer's mill.—See Appendix.

Fol. Dic. V. 2. P. 466.

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