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A supplication was given in by one Fraser of Techmuiry, as heir retoured, by general service, which was produced, to his good-dame called Hay, who had comprised for a debt certain lands pertaining to the L. Philorth; making mention in his bill, that his good-dame the compriser deceased before the said comprising was allowed by the Lords; therefore he being general heir to her, craved the said comprising, which he produced with his bill, to be allowed by the Lords, and a command to the superior, to receive him as heir to the compriser, in the comprised lands. The desire of this supplication was granted, and no necessity was found, that the heir should be put to any new process for the effect desired, or that the apprising should be transferred in him, or the party either superior or debtor warned to hear the desire thereof granted, but the same was summarily granted, conform to the desire of the said bill.
