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[1736] 1 Elchies 466
Subject_1 TEINDS.
Trotter of Mortonhall
v.
Hogg of Harcarse
1736 ,July 7 .
Case No.No. 2.
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The Lords found that the apprising being of the barony of Hume, “comprehending,” &c. (then followed a long enumeration of lands, teinds, &c.) carried right to all teinds incorporated in and part of the said barony, though those particulars were not contained in the special enumeration in the said clause, “comprehending” &c. The dispute was about the teinds of Charterhall, lying in the parish of Fogo, which lands were no part of that barony, but it was alleged that the teinds of that whole parish were incorporated in the barony.
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