The Tutor of Lude v. The Laird of Lude and His Curators
1684.
January. Case No. No. 210.
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In a tutory account, the Lords found, that the tutor might consume the flying customs, viz. hens, capons, and chickens, (not geese) without being liable to his pupil for the value; and likewise they allowed him some stones of butter yearly, in respect he being tutor in law, and living in a different shire from where the pupil's estate lay, had frequent occasion to come there to manage the pupil's affairs.
