1832
Decreet-ArbitralLeaseDamagesArbitrationInterdictRoadsPatrick Gray, Patrick Gray Junior, and Robert Gray pursued William Henry Brown for damages arising from an interdict against their use of private roads on the farm of Freelands. Brown denied the claim. The pursuers subsequently lodged a reclaiming note against Lord Mackenzie's interlocutor, asserting the action was incompetent and seeking remission of expenses.AI-generated
Documents in this case (4)
- Patrick Gray, junior, Farmer at Broadgates, and Robert Gray, residing at Freelands v. William Henry Brown, Esq. of Rathobank — Defences, 15 Feb 1832February 15, 1832 Defences by William Henry Brown, Esq. of Rathobank, denying the pursuers' claim for damages arising from an interdict against use of private roads on the farm of Freelands.
- Patrick Gray, Patrick Gray Junior and Robert Gray v. William Henry Brown — Reclaiming, 12 Dec 1832December 12, 1832 Reclaiming Note by Patrick Gray, Patrick Gray Junior, and Robert Gray, against Lord Mackenzie's interlocutor, asserting the action is incompetent and seeking remission of expenses
People & places in this case
People involved
- John Christison — Advocate for Party
- Robert Forsyth, of Redhouse, Advocate — Advocate for Party
- James Ivory — Advocate for Party
- Norman Hill, of Brownhills — Advocate for Party
