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Subject_1 FORFEITURE.
Date: Claim on the Estate of Kinloch
10 January 1751
Case No.No. 17.
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No less than three claims were entered for the estate of Sir James Kinloph Nevay, all founded on a strict entail in 1686, completed by charter and sasine, but which had never been recorded in the register of tailzies; one by his son and next heir of tailzie; another by his brother, because the forfeiting person had incurred an irritancy, and by the tailzie had thereby forfeited for all his descendants; another by Kinloch of Kilrie, as heir in remainder to the maker of the tailzie; but because the tailzie was not recorded in the register of tailzies, they were all dismissed.
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