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APPlication being made to the Lords by a Bill given in by a Widow, Desireing, that she may be allowed to intromet with the Cropt and Goods pertaining to the Defunct, without hazard of vitious Intromission:
The Lords thought, That such Warrands being Voluntariae Jurisdictionis, and the Commissaries being entrusted, for securing the Estate of Defunct persons to the nearest of Kin, and Creditors, and other persons having inter∣est;
did Remit the Petitioner to the Commissars of the place. Sir David Falconer Younger was for the Petitioner and subscribed the Bill.