1800
NoticeTeindsAn action of locality was dormant from 1797 to 1800, when the common agent moved to “awaken” the case. After conducting further proceedings, the court approved an interim locality. However, Petitioners Alexander Carre of Caverse and Archibald Jerdon of Bonjedward were not made aware that the case had resumed. Further, Mr. Carre, who succeeded to his interest during the pendency of the case, was never made a party. For these reasons, Carre and Jerdon sought to have the case remitted to the Lord Ordinary to prepare a new scheme of locality.
Documents in this case (1)
- Petition of Alexander Carre and Archibald Jerdon — petition, 25 Nov 1800November 25, 1800 Petition of Alexander Carre and Archibald Jerdon asking the Court to recall its interlocutor of July 9, 1800, and remit the action to Lord Glenlee to prepare a new scheme of locality
People & places in this case
People involved
- Alexander Carre, of Caverse — Pursuer
- Archibald Jerdon, of Bonjedward — Pursuer
- James Glassford, of Ardochbeg and Douglaston — Advocate for Pursuer
- Sir Thomas Miller, Lord Glenlee, 1st Baronet of Glenlee — Lord Ordinary
- C. Elliot, W.S. — Agent
