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The Laird of Lochtower gave in a supplication, making mention that he had comprised his debtor's lands, to be holden of a particular person, who was not superior; which comprising was allowed by the Lords, and charges were ordained to pass, to charge the superior to enter him, albeit he was not superior of these lands, and therefore he craved new charges against another, viz. the Lord Yester, who was the right superior, to receive him thereupon; the desire of this supplicant was granted, and summary charges ordained to be given against him at the compriser's instance, without any further trial, albeit the comprising and prior charges made mention of another superior.
