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Harvie v Baron. [1626] Mor 13898 (20 July 1626)
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[1626] Mor 13898
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A decree being recovered against a patty as lawfully charged to enter heir, he, in a reduction of the said decree, though 16 years after it was pronounced, was allowed still to renounce, the renunciation being offered rebus integris; but this only to the effect to take away all personal execution against the reducer, but nowise to stop any real execution against lands, &c. which the said reducer could claim by his predecessor; and the reducer also in this case to pay a sum modified by the Lords for the party's charges, he having debursed the same necessarily by the reducer's fault.
