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[1685] 2 Brn 82      

Subject_1 DECISIONS of the LORDS OF COUNCIL AND SESSION, reported by SIR ROGER HOG OF HARCARSE.

Lord Marr
v.
Joseph Brody's Son

Date: 18 March 1685

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In a competition, it being alleged, That a poinding of the ground at Candlemas, upon Brody's infeftment the 21st of December preceding, for the annual-rent fallen due at Candlemas, did not clothe the infeftment with possession; because that made not a complete term's annual-rent. Answered, The ground may be poinded, after the term of payment, for any proportion of annual-rent fallen due before, though but a month or a week's annual-rent; and, consequently, the infeftment is thereby clothed with possession. The Lords sustained the reply for Brody, and preferred him to the other annual-renter, whose right was clothed with possession after that Candlemas.

Page 167, No. 602.

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