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In an action betwixt one Clark in Dysart and Wemyss, anent the entry of a tenant, infeft as heir to his father in certain acres of Dysart, by the Master of Sinclair, as fiar of the barony of Dysart, the Lords found, That the sasine given by the Master of Sinclair was null, because my Lord his father's liferent was reserved of the said barony, whereby the entry of the tenants pertained to him; and albeit oft times the resigners used to resign expressly the entry of free tenants, yet the general reservation of the liferent, cum tenentibus, tenendriis, &c. is sufficient to make right to the liferenter to enter tenants.
