[1556] Mor 7291
Subject_1 IRRITANCY.
Subject_2 SECT. IX. Offer of Payment, if it stops incurring the Irritancy?
Date: Bishop of Murray
v.
Laird of Kinfauns
14 May 1556
Case No.No 100.
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Anent the action pursued by the Bishop of Murray against the Laird of Kinfauns, for reduction of a feu, for not-payment of the feu-mails, by the space required of the law, it was alleged by the said Laird, That he offered the said mail-duty to them having power to receive the same of the Bishop, being his chamberlain for the time. It was alleged by the said Bishop, That it was not enough to offer the mails, but it should have been consigned; which allegeance was repelled by the Lords, and found it was enough to offer the mails, without consignation.
*** The like was decided 26th July, 1678, Powrie against Hunter, No 145. p. 2685. voce Compensation.
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