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[1735] 2 Elchies 125
Subject_1 COMMISSIONERS OF SUPPLY.
Date: Hepburn of Monkrigg
v.
Hay of Hopes
25 July 1735
Case No.No. 1.
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A superior may act as Commissioner of Supply, if the property be valued at L.100, though the superiority be valued only at L.40, so that lands valued at L.100 may give a title both to superior and vassal. 2do, Where lands of different heritors are parts of a Barony, valued in cumulo, and no separate valuation, neither superior nor vassal can vote. 3tio, In a possessory process of suspension of the office of Collector of Supply, no terms allowed for proving the qualifications of voters. 4to, A minor cannot act as a Commissioner of Supply, the minority being instantly proved. 5to, No judge can vote in the question of his own son's qualification, though he be not one of the parties competing for the office of collector.
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