If probative of its Onerous Cause against Creditors and Donatars of Escheat.
Wilson v. Lord Saline
Date: 24 January 1706 Case No. No 456.
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A second disposition of the same subject to a conjunct and confident person, first completed by infeftment, bearing onerous causes in general, proves not its narrative against the first disponee; and a bond for a large sum of money of the same date with the disposition, but not referring to it, found no instruction of the onerous cause; for both, probably, were meant as donations; and if the first disponee was preferable, the second disponee could have it in his power to prefer himself ex post facto, by giving a valuable consideration, which he would do by discharging the bond.
