Civil

Hope v Common-Agent of Cupar [1834] CA 13_106b (28 November 1834)

[1834] ScotCS 013SS0106bCourt of Session1834

“Subject_Teinds.— Heritors who had tacks of their teinds, the term of which had expired, but who were still possessing by tacit relocation, held to be localled upon alongst with heritors having curren…”

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