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A decree of sale being obtained at the instance of an apparent heir, who was herself also creditor, there being no reversion, it was found that the apparent heir, who, as such, drew no part of the price, was not to be burdened with the expenses of the ranking and sale, but that the same was to be proportioned among the several creditors, whereof she herself was one, in terms of the act of sederunt 1711.
The like was formerly found, anno 1738, between Nicolson, apparent heir of Trabrown, and his father's other creditors, No 7. p. 4028.
Fol. Dic. v. 3. p. 197. Kilkerran, (Expenses) No 2. p. 180.
*** See This case by C. Home, voce Ranking and Sale.
