Conjunct fee excludes non-entry. - Non-entry excluded where the lands have been full thirty six-years.
The King v. The Laird of Grantullie
Date: 11 December 1511 Case No. No 42.
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Gif ony over-lord call and persew his tenent to heir and se his landis pertening to him decernit to have bene in non-entres be the space of divers and sindrie zeiris, viz. be the space of fiftie or sixtie zeiris, or fra thyne furth, and the partie defendar produce ony saisine or saisines, beirand him and his predecessouris, or himself allanerlie, to have bene lauchfullie saisit in the saidis landis be the space of fiftie zeiris immediatlie preceding the day and dait of the sum moundis intentit againis him, he aucht and sould be simpliciter assoilzeit fra the clame and petitioun proponit and persewit againis him tuiching the non-entres of the saidis landis, not onlie of the said space of fiftie zeiris, during the quhilk thay wer full, bot also of all uther zeiris and termis precedand the samin.
