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[1729] Mor 6366      
Subject_1 IMPLIED CONDITION.
Subject_2 SECT. VI.

Effect of failure of the end in view in granting a deed.

Lockart
 v.
Purves

1729. November —
Case No. No 30.

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A pension being granted to an advocate for life, ‘in consideration of bygone kindnesses, services, &c. and in respect the granter had left the charge of his law affairs upon him,’ was found not to subsist after the granter was made a Lord of Session, because the condition then failed, in view to which the bond was supposed to be principally granted, viz. the management of the granter's law affairs. See Appendix.

 Fol. Dic. v. 1. p. 426.

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