1793
DefamationAdvocationCounselInterlocutorLiferentJurisdictionRobert Hill, tailor in Potterrow, pursued Charles Abercromby, writer in Edinburgh, asking the Court to remit a protestation taken out by Abercromby after the summons was called and appearance entered, and to inflict censure for malpractice. Hill presented replies to Abercromby’s answers, disputing the respondent’s conduct in filing the protestation at that procedural stage.AI-generated
Documents in this case (3)
- Hill — Petitionand Complaint, 26 Feb 1793February 26, 1793 Petition of Robert Hill, asking the Court to remit the protestation taken out by Charles Abercromby after the summons was called and appearance entered, and to inflict censure for malpractice.
- Robert Hill v. Charles Abercromby — Answers, 28 Feb 1793February 28, 1793 Answers by Charles Abercromby to the petition and complaint of Robert Hill Taylor, responding to the allegation that his protestation was extracted improperly.
- Robert Hill v. Charles Abercromby — Replies, 2 Mar 1793March 2, 1793 Replies by Robert Hill, Tailor in Potterrow, to the Answers for Charles Abercromby, Writer in Edinburgh, disputing the respondent's conduct in filing a protestation after summons was called.
