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Tenants found liable for the neighbouring prices, though exceeding the fiars, and that albeit their masters did not require them to deliver their farm; but that they were only liable for the fiars, if they made offer of their farm to their master by instrument, and kept it for him as long as they could conveniently, unless they sold it for a greater price; and that if it lay and perished, the tenants were free, not being in culpa.
Fol. Dic. v. 1. p. 311. Harcarse, (Summons) No 900. p. 254.
