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In a reduction of a disposition intented upon minority and lesion, it was alleged for the defender, That he, besides the price mentioned in the disposition, was obliged, for his own security, to buy in a debt, whereon inhibition had been served against the disponer.
Answered, The lesion must be considered with relation to the price, and no subsequent right or debt can be conjoined to hinder the reduction; besides, the pursuer offers to purge the ground of the inhibition.
