A more thorough explanation:

cum herezeldis

In Scots law, cum herezeldis means to transfer the best things that move to the landlord upon the death of the tenant. This usually refers to the tenant's best horse, cow, or other animal.

When the tenant passed away, the landlord received the cum herezeldis, which included the best horse and cow on the farm.

According to Scots law, the cum herezeldis was a customary practice that ensured the landlord received the best of the tenant's possessions.

These examples illustrate how cum herezeldis was used in Scots law to transfer the best animals from a tenant to a landlord upon the tenant's death.