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Captain Adam Blair having, as infeft in the estate of Glasclune upon a charter of adjudication, pursued a reduction and improbation of John Blair's rights and tides thereto; the Lords found it competent to the defender to exclude the pursuer personali objectione, upon a renunciation of all right to the estate, and disposition by the pursuer's author in favours of the defender's predecessor, anterior to the bonds whereupon the pursuer's adjudication was led; these bonds being gratuitous; July 15. 1675, Alexander contra Lundies, No 64. p. 940; albeit the rights produced by the defender were only personal, not completed by infeftment.
