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Robert Callendar v. John Milligan — Condescendence

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Callendar sues Milligan for damages after being detained by police at Carlisle on false theft accusations, allegedly instigated by Milligan, leading to loss of cattle sales and reputational harm.

Robert Callander v. John Milligan — State of the Process, 8 Dec 1847

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Callander sues Milligan for defamation and unlawful apprehension causing damage to reputation and business.

Robert Callendar v. James Milligan — 29 May 1849

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Assignee James M'Clelland claims £78,183.16.4 as creditor of sequestrated estate of Alexander Alison, junior, based on assigned debts of Ayrshire Iron Company.

James M'Clelland v. Robert M'Cowan — Condescendence

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Appellant claims rank against bankrupt partner's estate for assigned debts of dissolved Ayrshire Iron Company; respondent denies insolvency and trustee's valuation.

James M'Clelland v. Robert M'Cowan — Reclaiming Note, 14 Apr 1849

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M'cLellan seeks to reclaim property from M'cWan, trustee of the sequestrated estate of Alexander Alison, Jun.

James M'Clelland v. Robert M'Cowan — Reclaiming Note, 9 May 1849

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James M'Clelland appeals against trustee Robert M'Cowan's rejection of his claim to rank creditors of the Ayrshire Iron Company against Alexander Alison's estate, but the Lord Ordinary dismisses the appeal, upholds the trustee's decision, and finds expenses due to the respondent.

James Graham of Fereneze v. Andrew Tennant — Answers, 30 Mar 1849

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Complainer, a partner, seeks to suspend directors and merchants to block unauthorized use of bank funds for pig-iron purchase violating the copartnery contract.

James Graham v. Merchants in Glasgow, Directors and Charles Hutcheson — Reclaiming Petition, 26 Apr 1849

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Reclaiming Petition by the Merchants in Glasgow, Directors; and Charles Hutcheson, Cashier of the North British Bank, Glasgow, asking the Court to recall the Interlocutor and refuse the Note of Suspension and Interdict

Reclaiming Note, the North British Bank against Lord Cuninghame's Interlocutor

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Court grants interdict against Lord Cuninghame's interlocutor in reclaiming note dispute involving North British Bank and merchants.

Baillie v. Dickson and Greig — 14 Jun 1849

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Creditors' meetings in 1834 approved a 15s/lb composition offer by Thomas Dickson, with security to be found for final payment.

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