1795
LeaseTackRentAlimentSuccessionImplied ObligationKatharine Renfrew, alias Watt, sought to suspend payment of rent to Sir James Campbell of Inverniel and to obtain an interdict restraining him from operating a new inn on his estate as a rival to her establishment. Campbell opposed the suspension, maintaining that Watt had no right to claim damages or abatement of rent for the new inn erected on his property.AI-generated
Documents in this case (2)
- Mrs Katharine Watt v. Sir James Campbell of Inverneil — Memorial, 10 Feb 1795February 10, 1795 Memorial of Katharine Renfrew, alias Watt, arguing that she is entitled to suspend payment of rent and to an interdict against Sir James Campbell's use of the inn as a rival establishment
- Sir James Campbell v. Katharine Renfrew, alias Watt — Memorial, 12 Feb 1795February 12, 1795 Memorial of Sir James Campbell of Inverniel, Charger, arguing that the suspender Mrs. Katherine Watt has no right to claim damages or abatement of rent for the new inn built on his estate.
People & places in this case
People involved
- Sir Archibald Hope, of Pinkie, Bart. — Party
- David Cathcart, Lord Alloway — Party
- John Campbell, Lord Stonefield — Lord Ordinary
