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Earl of Lauderdale, v Laird of Craighall and Lee of Broadwood. [1627] Mor 14419 (17 March 1627)
URL: http://www.bailii.org/scot/cases/ScotCS/1627/Mor3314419-002.html Cite as:
[1627] Mor 14419
What Court competent to serve? - Service more burgi.
Earl of Lauderdale, v. Laird of Craighall and Lee of Broadwood
Date: 17 March 1627 Case No. No. 2.
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A party being infeft in land, and he and his authors long in possession, to which land another party pretended right, intending to serve himself heir to some of his predecessors of the said land, the party infeft and in possession obtains a decreet of the Lords, discharging the director of the Chancellory to give out brieves, and the sheriffs to grant services of brieves to the other party, until he that stood infeft be specially cited to compear in the said service.
