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Coupar alias Chalmers v Sir Andrew Mireton of Gogar. [1720] Mor 13348 (21 June 1720)
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[1720] Mor 13348
Coupar alias Chalmers v. Sir Andrew Mireton of Gogar
Date: 21 June 1720 Case No. No 39.
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An estate having been sold at a public roup for the debts of the liferenter, by an alleged collusion betwixt him and his creditors, during the infancy of his son the fiar, who thereafter brought a reduction and improbation to set aside the purchaser's title to the estate, as acquired a non domino, without authority of the acts of Parliament, which give no power to the Court of Session to sell one man's estate for paying another man's debts; the Lords found the decreet of sale was a sufficient production made for the purchaser to exclude the pursuer's title. See Appendix.
