Union – Dispensing Clause – Infeftment.-
Objections were stated to a sasine, on the ground that it was not taken on the several tenements of lands-these, although originally united by a clause of union, being now discontiguous, and the union dissolved by a sale of part: Held, in the House of Lords, that the usage of granting dispensation clauses, allowing sasine to be taken on a part for the whole, was material, if established in this case, but appeal dismissed, in consequence of no evidence of the usage being adduced.
[1768] UKHL 2 – Paton – 138, (1768) 2 Paton 138
Bailii
Scotland
Land
Updated: 12 January 2022; Ref: scu.561003