1795–1796
AdjudicationInterestDispositionFeu dutiesRentFeuRobert Cowan petitioned the Court to overturn an interlocutor that had dismissed his process against Mary and Katharine Gordon, the exposers of lands in Blythwoodholme. M'Intosh and others, as respondents, opposed the suspension by arguing that Cowan had breached the articles of roup by failing to grant bond for the purchase price and drawing rents without security.AI-generated
Documents in this case (2)
- Cowan — Petition, 12 Nov 1795November 12, 1795 Petition of Robert Cowan asking the Court to overturn the interlocutor dismissing his process against Mary and Katharine Gordon, exposers of lands in Blythwoodholme.
- Robert Cowan v. George M'Intosh, Dougald Bannatyne, George Lothian, and Mary Gordon — Answers, 2 Jan 1796January 2, 1796 Information of the respondents, arguing that the suspender Robert Cowan breached his obligations under the articles of roup by failing to grant bond for the purchase price and drawing rents without secur…
People & places in this case
People involved
- Robert Cowan — Party
- John Alexander Graeme, Lieutenant — Party
