1765
William Maxwell of Nithsdale pursued Dougal Maxwell of Cowhill regarding the calculation of compensation due upon a heretable Bond. The pursuer maintained that compensation should be reckoned from the date he acquired the bond rather than from 1711, while the defender argued that the claim was unjust and incompetent. Both parties submitted memorials on 18 February 1765 setting forth their respective positions on the proper date for calculating the compensation owed.AI-generated
Documents in this case (2)
- William Maxwell of Nithsdale v. Dougal Maxwell of Cowhill — Memorial, 18 Feb 1765February 18, 1765 Memorial of William Maxwell of Nithsdale, arguing that compensation between him and Cowhill must be calculated from the date he acquired the heretable Bond, not from 1711.
- William Maxwell of Nithsdale v. Dougal Maxwell of Cowhill — Memorial, 18 Feb 1765 [2]February 18, 1765 Memorial of Dougal Maxwell of Cowhill, arguing that the Pursuer's claim is unjust and incompetent
People & places in this case
People involved
- William Maxwell of Nithsdale — Pursuer
- Dougal Maxwell — Defender
