Rec. Note—Robert Fairly against Lord Wood's Interlocutor
Abstract
Pursuers recover expenses after Lord Ordinary holds mutual settlement bars survivor from unilaterally altering estate distribution.
DEFENDER'S STATEMENT OF FACTS and Pursuers' ANSWERS THERETO.
Abstract
Defender denies liability for unpaid share purchase price, asserting no valid tender of title and that shares were sold by mutual consent during process.
REVISED CONDESCENDENCE for Edward Wilkie, Accountant and Sharebroker, Glasgow, and James Brown, Accountant and Sharebroker there, the individual partners of the Company formerly ca
Abstract
Pursuers claim defender owes £113 for shares purchased on 6 Nov 1845, but defender denies obligation and claims shares were unsold and market depressed.
Edward Wilkie and James Brown v. Richard S. Michie — Reclaiming Petition, 18 Dec 1847
Abstract
Defender seeks to recall interlocutor and be absolved from summons in reclaiming petition over unpaid share purchase claim.
Reclaiming Note, Richard S Michie against Lord Cuninghame's Interlocutor
Abstract
Court finds defender liable for unpaid brokerage fees after admitting pursuers purchased railway shares on his mandate.
William Stewart Stirling Crawford v. Andrew Menzies — Answers, 5 Jan 1848
Abstract
Answers by Andrew Menzies to the argument of William Stewart Stirling Crawford, denying the existence of a public road through his lands and asserting lis alibi pendens and absence of servitude.
William Stuart Stirling Craufurd and Gilbert Kennedy v. Andrew Menzies — Summons, 29 Sep 1847
Abstract
Pursuers claim right to public road through defender's land, seeking removal of gates and damages.
Thomas Stewart v. David Wyllie — Reclaiming Note, 12 Apr 1849
Abstract
Complainer seeks recall of suspension note, disputing bill validity and payments, claiming charger held bill in security, not as bona fide holder.
REC. NOTE.—THOMAS STEWART AGAINST LORD WOOD'S INTERLOCUTOR. George Monro, S.S.C., Complainer and Suspender's Agent. Walter Duthie, W.S., Respondent and Charger's Agent. Mr Walker,
Abstract
Complainer seeks to reclaim a bill held by respondent, but Lord Ordinary rules respondent is entitled to expenses as onerous holder.
No. VI. MINUTE for James Carrick, Coal-Master at Gartnavel, IN THE SUBMISSION under his Lease to William Napier, Esquire, betwixt Him and the Proprietors of Gartnavel.
Abstract
Claimant seeks arbiter’s decision to sink a new coal pit on south side of Great Western Road, disputing proprietors’ refusal based on lease clause requiring prior written consent.
