Subject_1 IMPLIED DISCHARGE and RENUNCIATION. Subject_2 SECT. IV.
Removing, how past from.
John Wallace v. Sibilla Cathcart
Date: 20 June 1550 Case No. No 17.
Service or good deed received from the husband, annuls a warning previously given to him; and his wife after his death cannot be removed upon that warning.
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Warning beand maid to ony persoun havand ane lauchful wife, quha happinis, efter the making of the samin, to deceis; nather his wife, as wife, nather as haill intromissatrix with his gudis and geir, may be callit and persewit to flit and remove be ressoun of the said warning, gif the maker thairof, efter making of the samin, chargit hir husband, befoir his deceis, as tenent of his saidis landis, to ride, gang, or serve him on ony of his occasionis, materis, or affairis, and acceptit the samin fra him as tenent foirsaid.
Fol. Dic. v. 1. p. 432. Balfour, (Removing.) No 126. p. 461.
