1802–1803
PossessiontenantJohn Scott purchased a farm in Ormiston, which was in possession of Mr. Brodie, as a tenant. As a result of landlord petitions, the Lord Ordinary issued a bill of suspension an interdict against the tenant. Parties discussed if Mr. Brodie was entitled to an away-going crop of that land or if the petitioner was entitled to the value of the crop, without allowance for feed and labour.
Documents in this case (8)
- LC Volume 02 — Petition, 14 Jan 1803 [2]Jan 14, 1803: William Scott petitions to remit bill of advocation against Lord Meadowbank’s interlocutor, arguing debt owed to Thomas Harvie personally, not a company.
People & places in this case
People involved
- John Scott, W.S. — Pursuer
- Alexander Brodie, Esq — Defender
- William Brodie — Defender
- T. Cranstoun, W.S. — Agent
- Mr. Pringle
Places
Where this case took place
Published Reports
William Morison, The Decisions of the Court of Session (1811)
