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In an action Crombie contra ——, the Lords found, That an action and summons of reduction might be sought to be transferred against the apparent heir, and in the apparent heir of him against whom the reduction was intented; because, as the reduction might be at the beginning pursued against the apparent heir, so might it be transferred pari ratione in the apparent heir of the defender in the reduction, he dying after the intenting of the action, albeit he was neither heir nor charged to enter heir.
