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Lady Cathcart v Laird of Crosscrawford. [1629] Mor 7792 (27 July 1629)
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[1629] Mor 7792
Competent to a Defender to found upon a third party's interest, or other argument, to show there is no ground of claim.
Lady Cathcart v. Laird of Crosscrawford
Date: 27 July 1629 Case No. No 14.
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If a Lady be infeft in the annualrent of ward-lands and her infeftment confirmed by the superior, after the decease of her spouse, if she shall take a gift of the ward-land and misken her own infeftment, by virtue of her gift pursue removing of her husband's vassals during the time of the ward; the Lords will find she can not quarrel her vassal's rights of the said lands, or any part of them, wherein she stood infeft and confirmed by the superior.
