Richard had scutage for Poitou in 1214. Bertram de Crioll appears in the scutage for Poitiers in 1214. No cash rent was payable, although military service was later transformable into scutage. In 1161, Roger paid scutage on property in Dorset, which was probably his inheritance. Combined with the poor reception of Richard's attempt to reintroduce scutage year's fractious parliament. Scutage was paid on de Tracy's lands that year. When this practice became widespread the Crown made regular Scutage assessments. A system of special composition thus arose which largely replaced the old one of scutage. As between the tenants-in-chief, however, and their under-tenants, the payment of scutage continued.