1764–1765
Alexander Wemyss and his father, as administrator, pursued Isobel Gordon for delivery of the lands of Edintore under a deed granting her brother's estate to Wemyss, while Gordon defended on the ground that the deed was revokable. After the court pronounced an interlocutor against her, Gordon petitioned to have it altered.AI-generated
Documents in this case (4)
- Isobel Gordon v. Alexander Wemyss — Information, 12 Nov 1764November 12, 1764 Information of Isobel Gordon, Defender, arguing that a deed granting her brother's estate in favour of Alexander Wemyss is revokable
- Alexander Wemyss and William Wemyss of Craighall v. Isabel Gordon — Information, 20 Nov 1764November 20, 1764 Information of Alexander Wemyss and his father as administrator, arguing that the defender is bound by an obligation to deliver the land estate of Edintore
- Gordon v. Wemyss — Petition, 5 Mar 1765March 5, 1765 Petition of Isabel Gordon asking the Court to alter its recent interlocutor
People & places in this case
People involved
- Isabel Gordon — Defender
- Alexander Wemyss — Pursuer, ADMINISTRATOR-IN-LAW.
- William Wemyss — Pursuer
