Petition — Robert Duke of Roxburgh
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Petition of Robert Duke of Roxburgh, asking the Court to overturn its interlocutor finding the Sasine null due to omission of page count in notary's attestation
Earl of Roseberie and his Creditors v. Lady Margaret Primrose Countess of Caithness and Lady Dorothea Primrose — Answers, 12 Feb 1747
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Answers by The Earl of Roseberie and his Creditors to the petition of Lady Margaret Primrose Countess of Caithness and Lady Dorothea Primrose, responding to the argument that the Earl is liable for Annualrent on sums uplifted during his administration.
Petition — Lady Margaret Primerose Countess of Caithness, and Lady Dorothea Primerose, Daughters of the deceas'd Archibald Earl of Roseberie, with Concourse of Alexander Earl of Caithness for his Interest [2]
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Lady Margaret and Dorothea Primerose petition to recover their half of the confirmed Testament from Earl of Roseberie, whom they allege unjustly seized and disposed of their inheritance.
The Earl of Roseberie and his Creditors v. The Countess of Caithness and Lady Dorothea Primrose — Information, 1746
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Information of The Earl of Roseberie and his Creditors, arguing that an Executor cannot be liable for Annualrent, despite fraudulent circumstances surrounding his appointment.
MEMORIAL FOR Lady Margaret Primerose Countess of Caithness, and Lady Dorothea Primerose, Daughters of the deceas'd Archibald Earl of Roseberie, with concourse of Alexander Earl of
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Memorial of Lady Margaret Primerose Countess of Caithness, and Lady Dorothea Primerose, arguing that the Earl of Roseberie must account for Annualrent on Executry funds he uplifted and retained for over twenty years.
Petition — The Earl of Roseberie and his Creditors
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Petition of The Earl of Roseberie and his Creditors, asking the Court to alter its recent interlocutor
Countess of Caithness and Lady Dorothea Primrose v. Colonel John Campbell of Mamore and other Creditors, Adjudgers of James Earl of Roseberie — Answers, 16 Nov 1742
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Creditors claim undivided estate including contested heritable bonds; petitioners assert joint ownership pro indiviso but lack support.
Petition — Lady Margaret Primrose, Countess of Caithness, with Concourse of the Earl, and Lady Dorothea Primrose
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Petition of Lady Margaret Primrose, Countess of Caithness, asking the Court to overturn an interlocutor that denies her and her sisters' claim to their fourth share of their father's unentailed estate.
Jean and Janet Homes v. James Donaldson — Information, 8 Jul 1745
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Information of James Donaldson Merchant in Edinburgh, arguing that the Dean of Guild's valuation of his benefits from Mr. Home's building plan was excessive and unjust
Jean and Janet Homes v. James Donaldson — Information, 3 Jul 1745
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Jean and Janet Homes, daughters of deceased Mr. George Home, claim James Donaldson is liable for damages and benefits from encroachments on their father’s Edinburgh property during a building dispute.
