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The Rental how made up. - Liferents how computed. - Proof of the Value how taken.
Cochran v. Crawfurd
Date: 29 June 1749 Case No. No 9.
Services not valued in a sale, where no value is put on them in the tacks.
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In the ranking and sale of the lands of Jordanhill, the Lords refused to allow a proof of the value of services, where no value was put upon them in the tacks, such as coal-leading, shearing, harrowing, tilling, though the tilling particularly be of a considerable and determinate value; yet as none of them were due unless demanded, they were not admitted to make any part of the rental.
Fol. Dic. v. 4. p. 210. Kilkerran, (Ranking and Sale.) No 9. p. 472.
