If the king dispone, in his minority, any of the lands annexed to the crown, and, after, revoke the same in Parliament, the same alienation is null of itself, and needeth no declarator; but, if lands come in his hands by forfeiture, recognition, or other casualty, and be disponed by him in his minority, the same alienation, being revoked in Parliament lawfully, ought and should have a special declarator of a judge conform thereto; without which, he to whom it was disponed cannot be put from his possession.
[1541] 1 Brn 113
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Updated: 08 January 2022; Ref: scu.557228