Stipulations in favour of third parties. - Order to pay money to third parties. - Effect to the third party, of voidance of the right by which he had been favoured.
Laird of Madridge and his Spouse, v. Cockburn
Date: 28 June 1627 Case No. No 2.
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The husband being infeft in an annualrent out of lands, he dispones the same to two of his bairns, reserving his own and his wife's liferent, who was not infeft with her husband in conjunct-fee. She pursues the occupiers of the lands after her husband's decease for the annualrent. They, with concurrence of the heir, allege the reservation can make her no formal right.-—The Lords find she has good right by reservation against the heir and his tenants, although it would not be sufficient against a singular successor having right to the lands.
