Legal Subject: Recompence |
| Case | Date | Legal Subject | Abstract |
|---|---|---|---|
| John Smith v. Marion Wilson, and Others | 1791 | Succession, Aliment, Heirship Moveables, Heritor, Sasine, Recompence | John Smith petitioned the Court of Session to alter an interlocutor pronounced by the Lord Justice Clerk regarding a garden at Muirend. Marion Wilson, wife of Robert Mann, and others answered, asserting that the garden was not a præcipuum and thus not entitled to exclusive claim by the eldest sister. The litigation turned on whether the property constituted a præcipuum subject to the eldest sister's exclusive right. |
| William Palmer v. Charles Hutton | 1783 | Debt, Adjudication, Arrestment, Recompence, Property, Insurance | William Palmer, as charger, pursued Charles Hutton, as suspender, over the lawfulness of a vessel purchase and whether Palmer’s claim for recompence was barred. Hutton answered in 1783 that the purchase was lawful and the claim not barred, and after the court found the vessel property remained with Palmer and refused Alexander Abercromby’s petition for suspension, Abercromby petitioned in 1785 to have that interlocutor altered. |
Documents discussing this subject (18)
- Add. Pet.—William Rose against Inner-House Interlocutor
- ADDITIONS to Mr MARTIN's Condescendence, after perusing the Condescendence for the Chargers.
- Alexander Lord Macdonald v. Alexander M'Kenzie-Muir — Information, 22 Apr 1780
- Alexander M'Neil, John M'Taggart, William M'Caa and Charles Moreland v. John Vans Agnew — Information, 5 Jun 1824
- Andrew Miller v. Charles Steuart — memorial, 12 Dec 1799
- Andrew Wauchope of Niddry v. Captain John Macdowall, Archibald Hope, and John Wauchope of Edmonstone — Information, 14 Nov 1770
- APPENDIX. LETTER, ALEXANDER MAIN to Provost Young.
- APPENDIX. No. I. COPY—Letter from William Macdonald, Esq. W. S. TO Colonel Charles Campbell of Barbreck.
- Jean and Janet Homes v. James Donaldson — Information, 8 Jul 1745
- John Smith v. Marion Wilson, and Others — Petition, 14 Jun 1791
- Lockhart — Petition, 10 Dec 1793
- Petition — J. S. Oliphant, Esq. against Lord Pitmilly's Interlocutors
- Petition — James Donaldson Merchant in Edinburgh, now at Drumsheugh
- Reclaiming Petition — Allan Macdougal, W. S. against Lord Craig's Interlocutors
- Reclaiming Petition — William Rose against Inner-House Interlocutor [2]
- William Irving of Bonshaw v. Charles Duke of Queensberry and Dover, Sir John Douglas of Kelthead and William Currie-Carlyle of Bridkirk — Memorial, 1 Oct 1764
- William Palmer v. Charles Hutton — Answers, 6 Aug 1783
- William Palmer v. Charles Hutton — Petition, 25 Feb 1785
