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Earl of Sutherland v Gordon. [1664] Mor 10303 (1 December 1664)
URL: http://www.bailii.org/scot/cases/ScotCS/1664/Mor2410303-109.html Cite as:
[1664] Mor 10303
Subject_1 PERSONAL and REAL. Subject_2 SECT. VIII.
Effect of Irritancies, &c. not ingrossed in the Infeftment.
Earl of Sutherland v. Gordon
Date: 1 December 1664 Case No. No 109.
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An irritant clause, ob non solutum canonem, contained in the disposition of feu, but neither in the charter nor sasine following thereupon, is not real, nor effectual against an appriser. It is otherwise, if sasine follow directly upon the disposition, in which case the disposition serves for a charter.
