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1792–1793
LeaseSuccessionTackAlimentLiferentAdjudication

Ro. Craigie petitioned the Court to alter the Lord Ordinary's interlocutors sustaining claims to the lands of Laick and Branahawn. The respondent argued that the lease of those lands secured by her father ought to be upheld notwithstanding contested settlements and allegations of hardship.AI-generated

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  • Cameron — Petition, 21 Feb 1792
    February 21, 1792 Petition of Ro. Craigie asking the Court to alter the Lord Ordinary's interlocutors sustaining claims to the lands of Laick and Branahawn
  • Helen Cameron v. Ewan Cameron — Answers, 5 Apr 1792
    April 5, 1792 Information of the respondent, arguing that the lease of Lecht and Branahaun, secured by her father, must be upheld despite contested settlements and claims of hardship.
  • Cameron — Petition, 18 Jan 1793
    January 18, 1793 Petition of the petitioner asking the Court to consider newly discovered evidence — a missive from Alexander Stewart to Callart dated October 1, 1787 — which establishes Stewart's title to the farm of L…

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