between the parish OF Ashbrittle and Wyley long possession be a settlement  till the right be determine can of Sett and Rem p No Sess can p No SC and Mod  see vin Abr n upon a special order of session the case appear to be that  thirty year since Burgundy card build a cottage upon the waste in Wyley belong  to the earl of Pembroke and live on it till his death about three year since  when it descend to his daughter Elizabeth then marry to John Derby that they  enter and enjoy it three quarter of a year and then sell the possession of it  to John Wivel who have enjoy it ever since without any molestation from the  lord but no original grant appear and whether John Derby and his family be  settle in Wyley where they live three quarter of a year in the cottage in  right of his wife or in Ashbrittle which be the place strange of his last  settlement before the marriage be the question and by the order of two justice  and the order of session it be adjudge to be a settlement in Wyley et per  curian the order must be confirm he live forty day in the capacity of a person  irremovable and that be a settlement of itself here have be a enjoyment for  thirty see Trin at Ni Pri n to d ed thirty year during all which time the lord  never claim any thing the least that can be make of it be a title by seize and  a descent be cast this man have undoubted a title against all the world but  the lord and even against he it may be doubtful after so long a possession in  ejectment he may either make or defend a title by twenty year possession  therefore in this case there be no colour to determine against his right when  the lord do not think fit to impeach it though if be do it will never be allow  to determine the title upon a order of removal but upon a ejectment only so  the adverse possession for year though obtain by fraud gain a settlement king  v Bitton burr SC or though it be not altogether adverse king v Garway ib vide  also king v Brungwyn Bott by Const pl strange report er p