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James Carrick v. Mathew Montgomerie, James Beaumont Neilson, and John Park Fleming — Answers, 11 Sep 1845

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Proprietors of Gartnavel Lands object to arbitration by William Napier over coal pit location and damages, asserting landlord reserved rights and Carrick’s claim is invalid.

Mathew Montgomerie, John Park Fleming and James Beaumont Neilson v. James Carrick and William Napier — Reclaiming Petition, 10 Jun 1847

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Pursuers seek to recast referee’s interlocutor against defenders who permitted coal pit sinking despite arbitration award.

Mathew Montgomerie, John Park Fleming, and James Beaumont Neilson v. James Carrick and William Napier — Reclaiming Note, 28 Jun 1847

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Court upholds referee’s jurisdiction over lease dispute over coal pit location and damages, dismissing pursuers’ challenge.

APPENDIX. DISPOSITION, Simon Fraser and J. M. Grant, Esquires, in favour of John Baddon and Spouse, 1835.

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Simon Fraser and James Murray Grant convey a Findhorn parcel to John Baddon and his spouse, granting liferent to her and fee to him, with warranty, sasine, and future rents.

Alexander Gordon v. Janet Baddon — Answers, 9 Nov 1846

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Answers by Mrs Baddon to the petition of Alexander Gordon, responding that the titles and infeftments alleged do not support the pursuer's claim to remove her and her family from premises she and her husband lawfully occupy.

Alexander Gordon v. John Baddon — Bill of Advocation, 22 Oct 1846

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Bill of Advocation of Alexander Gordon, Writer in Elgin, asking the Court to advocate his action against John Baddon and discharge inferior judges from further proceeding

Alexander Gordon v. John Baddon — Reclaiming Note, 3 Mar 1848

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Alexander Gordon seeks to reclaim property conveyed to John Baddon and his wife, Janet, but the Sheriff dismisses his petition and appeal, finding him liable for expenses.

Rec. Note—Mrs Janet Grant or Baddon against Lord Ivory's Interlocutor

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Court dismisses wife’s objection to husband’s removal from property, restricting her liferent right to joint lives and reserving her rights post-husband’s death.

Dr. Thomas Walker, &c. v. Earl of Zetland, &c. — Appendix to Reclaiming Note, 19 Jun 1848

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Heritors of Polmont petition Sheriff to divide new church seating; Earl of Zetland and Mr. Drummond object to allocation, leading to reclaiming proceedings.

Record. Revised Condescendence for the Right Hon. Thomas, Earl of Zetland, and John George Home Drummond, Esq. of Abbotsgrange ; in the Process of Division of the Church of Polmont ; and Revised Answers thereto for Sir Thomas Livingstone of West Quar

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Hertitors petition to restore seating in Polmont church after unauthorized gallery changes reduced their allocated sittings.

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