Deeds in favour of Children or near Relations, whether presumed in satisfaction of former revocable settlements?
Greig v. Greig
Date: 19 February 1768 Case No. No 126.
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Margaret Mill, upon the death of her first husband, married David Greig, who, by his testament, appointed her his executor, and gave her the liferent of his effects, computed at about 7000 merks; whereof 2000 merks were provided to each of his two daughters, and 3000 merks to his youngest son, the eldest being already forisfamiliated.
Margaret Mill having entered upon the management of her husband's affairs, lent out L. 100 Sterling, upon bond, to herself in liferent, and her two daughters in fee.
Upon the death of Margaret, the daughters claimed this L. 100, beside their provisions of 2000 merks, But the Lords found, “That it must impute in satisfaction pro tanto.”
Act. Nairne.Alt. Lockhart.
Fol. Dic. v. 4. p. 123. Fac. Col. No 64. p. 304.
