1765
John Caldwall and John King, tenant, petitioned the Court to alter the Lord Ordinary's interlocutors and discharge Caldwall from liability for the rents of Park and Hall. James King, Gavin Ralston, and John King, portioner, answered, asserting their tacit possession of the Park lands and claiming the full rent with an abatement of three pounds for that property.AI-generated
Documents in this case (2)
- King & Caldwall v. King — Petition, 6 Aug 1765August 6, 1765 Petition of John Caldwall asking the Court to alter the Lord Ordinary's interlocutors and remit the charges against him for the rents of Park and Hall
- King & Caldwall v. King — Answers, 5 Oct 1765On Oct 5, 1765, James King, Gavin Ralston, and John King (Portioner) answered John King (tenant) and John Caldwall’s petition, asserting tacit possession of Park lands and demanding full rent minus 3l. for Park.
People & places in this case
People involved
- John King — Pursuer
- John Caldwall — Pursuer
- James King — Defender
- John King of Kerse — Defender
- Gavin Ralston — Defender
