1802LordshipDecree of adjudicationPossessionPrescription rightDundas continued the case as assignee of Miss Helen Bucknay who initially brought the petition. Ms. Bucknay asked the Court to declare that she (now Dundas) has the only good and undoubted right and title to some houses situated in the burgh of Linlithgow over the defendant (Jean Duncan). Therefore he should cede his possession of these subjects. Defendant submitted and explained the title and deeds of the premises, such as a decree of adjudication and bond granted by the prior landlord who transferred the ownership to him and his family, in payment and in satisfaction of a debt.
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Dundas continued the case as assignee of Miss Helen Bucknay who initially brought the petition. Ms. Bucknay asked the Court to declare that she (now Dundas) has the only good and undoubted right and title to some houses situated in the burgh of Linlithgow over the defendant (Jean Duncan). Therefore he should cede his possession of these subjects. Defendant submitted and explained the title and deeds of the premises, such as a decree of adjudication and bond granted by the prior landlord who transferred the ownership to him and his family, in payment and in satisfaction of a debt.
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Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of John Dundas writer to the Signet, pursuer |
27 Jan 1801
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| Answers |
Answers for Jean Duncan, spouse of John Lawrie, Mason in Linlethgow, and Him for his interest, Defenders; To the Petition of John Dundas, writer to the Signet, Pursuer |
9 Jun 1801
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| Cause |
In the Cause, Mr. John Dundas, writer to the Signet, against Jean Duncan, spouse of John Lowrie, Mason in Linlithgow, and Him for his Interest |
3 Dec 1801
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In the Cause Mr John Dundas, writer to the Signet, Against Jean Duncan, Spouse to John Lowrie, Mason in Linlithgow, and Him for his Interest. Copy Decree of Adjudication at the instance of Alexander Seston, against James Glen, George Bell, and Alexander Crichton. |
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| Minute |
Minute For John Dundas Writer to the signet, in causa, Petition for John Dundas, Answers Jean Duncan |
3 Dec 1801
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Unto the Right Honourable The lords of Council and Session, the Petition of Jean Duncan, spouse of John Lowrie, Mason in Linlightgow, and for his interest. |
18 Dec 1801
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| Memorial |
Memorial For Jean Duncan, Spouse of John Lawrie, Mason in Linlithgow, and Him for his Interest, Defenders; against John Dundas, writer the Signet, Pursuer |
1 Apr 1802
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Memorial For John DundasWriter to the Signet ---Pursuer, against Jean Duncan Spouse of John Lawrie Mason in Linlithgow, and him for his interest --- Defenders |
15 Apr 1802
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