The Rental how made up. - Liferents how computed. - Proof of the Value how taken.
Earl of Mar v. Lady Cardross
1685.
Octob.
28. &
Decem.
9. Case No. No 5.
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By commission from the Lords of Session, my Lord Cardross's estate is rouped, and the Earl of Marr buys it, at 17 years purchase. The Lady Cardross complained, by a bill, that the rental was too low, it bearing no consideration for house, yards, plantings, and parks, which, in all sales, use to be valued; and, without these, the lands would give less. But the Lords refused to allow any thing for the house and yards; and ordained her to produce her factory and commission from her husband, now in Carolina.
Fol. Dic. v. 2. p. 311. Fountainhall, v. 1. p. 371.
