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In an action of Wilson against Lindsay, for removing from a waste ground and some lime-pots and houses, the Lords repelled an exception proponed upon he defender's own infeftment of these same lands, and his author's infeftment likewise standing clad with 40 years possession; because the pursuer qualified a more pregnant possession in his own person of these same lands, by setting of the houses and receiving yearly mails therefor, and by barking of his skins in the lime-pot continually, and spreading and drying them upon the waste ground without interruption; which the Lords sustained in fortification of the pursuer's right, to produce removing against the excipient in this same judgment, without necessity of any reduction of the excipient's right.
