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Found that a reduction of an infeftment at the instance of a prior inhibitor, could not hinder the said creditor, who was lawfully infeft, from using his infeftment against any other person, especially to defend his possession against others who could pretend no interest in the inhibition.
Fol. Dic. v. 1. p. 476. Durie.
*** This case is No 28. p. 1748. voce Bona Fide Consumption.
