Provision of Conquest, whether burdened with Debts contracted during the Marriage.
Earl of Dumfermline v. Earl of Callender
Date: 27 June 1676 Case No. No 13.
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A clause of conquest, in a contract of marriage, in favour of a wife, of all lands, sums of money, &c. to be purchased during the marriage, extends only to what the husband acquired during the marriage, more than what he had at the time of the contract, and with the burden of all his debts contracted during the marriage.
