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[1745] Mor 16023
Subject_1 THIRLAGE.
Date: Landal
v.
Meldrum
22 February 1745
Case No.No. 88.
Mill unable to serve the thirle. May grain be sold?
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Where the astriction was of omnia grana crescentia, it was found, that if, after 48 hours, there be not water to serve the mill, the thirle may go where they will, with as much as is necessary for the use of their families.
It was also found, that the thirle had no right to sell corns, not grinded, for payment of rent or servants fees.
The electronic version of the text was provided by the Scottish Council of Law Reporting