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Farm v Ayton. [1627] Mor 6946 (00 July 1627)
URL: http://www.bailii.org/scot/cases/ScotCS/1627/Mor1706946-015.html Cite as:
[1627] Mor 6946
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In an action of reduction ex capite inhibitionis, pursued by the heirs-female of the Laird of Farme against the Laird of Ayton in Fife, the Lords sustained the inhibition as lawful, albeit the same was executed at a market-cross within which the lands lay, year and day after the same had been personally executed, and at another market-cross, in respect the executions were all registrated within 40 days after the executions thereof respective.
