Subject_1 ARRESTMENT. Subject_2 Breach of Arrestment.
Abbot of Paislay v. Adam Wallace
Date: 6 July 1518 Case No. No 114.
If corns are arrested, and the arrester refuse to give permission to stack them on the ground, although caution to make them furthcoming be offered; the owner may intromit at pleasure, without breach of arrestment.
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Gif ony man's cornis be arreistit at the instance of ane uther, and the maker thairof refusis to louse the said arreistment, he beand requirit thairto be the awner of the saidis cornis; and cautioun beand offerit to him be the awner, to do thairfoir, that he aucht and sould do be the law: And zit gif the maker of the arrestment beand desyrit be the awner, refusis to give licence to stack the cornis upon the ground, to be furthcumand as law will, the awner of the saidis cornis may justlie intromit thairwith and dispone thairupon, at his pleasour, and on na wayis thairthrow may be callit and convict for breking of arreistment.
