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Date
8 Mar 1828
Type
Appendix
Length
2 pages
Repository
Centre for Research Collections, University of Edinburgh
Abstract
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Court affirms tenant’s claim for dung and straw value, alters sheriff’s interlocutor on valuation, defers expense ruling to Lord Ordinary.

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Appendix

  • Interlocutor of the Lord Ordinary (J. H. Mackenzie), 8 March 1828, conjoining advocations and finding tenant Peter Dudgeon entitled to value of dung and straw.
  • Interlocutor of the Lords (D. Boyle, I. P. D.), 9 June 1829, adhering to the interlocutor reclaimed against regarding dung and straw and remitting to the Lord Ordinary on expenses.
  • Interlocutor of the Lord Ordinary (J. H. Mackenzie), 18 June 1829, decerning against respondents Lord Elibank and James Scott for £270 5s 4d as value of dung and straw reported by Sheriff's visitors, with avizandum on expenses.

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