Petition — Petition [9]
Abstract
James Maidment petitions to recall an arrestment, claiming it was an abuse of diligence and incompetent under statute, as he carried his effects under his own control while traveling.
James Walter Lyon & Company and James Walter Lyon v. Isaac Lazars — Reclaiming Note, 22 Feb 1848
Abstract
Court grants motion to lift arrestments against Lyon & Co., finding petitioner entitled to expenses.
RECLAIMING NOTE, JAMES WALTER LYON & COMPANY, AGAINST LORD ROBERTSON'S INTERLOCUTOR. James F. Wilkie, S.S.C., Respondent's Agent. Richard Arthur, S.S.C., Petitioner's Agent. Mr Lin
Abstract
Court finds pursuer not entitled to claim rent or watch charges, disallows unvouched items and foreign legal expenses, absolves defender and orders pursuer to pay expenses.
Appendix to Rec. Note, James W. Lyon & Company against Lord Robertson's Interlocutor
Abstract
Reclaimers seek recovery of £49 due from Isaac Lizars, based on unsettled accounts and disputed settlement terms.
STATEMENT of FACTS for the Defender, AND ANSWERS thereto for the Pursuer.
Abstract
Defender admits paying L.49 via installments but denies liability for half-year rent due to pursuer’s failure to act as agent or secure payment from sub-tenant.
James Walter Lyon & Company v. Isaac Lizars — Condescendence, 15 Jan 1848
Abstract
Parties agree to final statements of facts and pleas, closing record; pursuer claims debts from optician who defaulted on rent and failed to settle accounts.
James Walter Lyon & Company and James Walter Lyon v. Isaac Lazars or Lizars — Reclaiming Note, 22 Feb 1848
Abstract
Court finds pursuer liable for expenses, disallows unvouched charges and law costs claimed in England, and requests Lords to alter or recall interlocutor.
James Walter Lyon & Company and James Walter Lyon v. Isaac Lazars or Lizars — Reclaiming Note, 22 Feb 1848 [2]
Abstract
Court finds pursuer not entitled to claim rent or watch fees, disallows unvouched charges, and absolves defender from all account conclusions.
APPENDIX.
Abstract
Relatives petition Court of Session to appoint a curator bonis for Mary Mahon Connon, deemed mentally incapacitated and residing in a private asylum.
Petition — James Connon & Others for Appointment of Curator Bonis
Abstract
Petition of James Connon & others, asking the Court to appoint a Curator Bonis for Mrs. Mary Mahon or Connon, widow of deceased John Connon, who is unfit to manage her affairs due to mental impairment.
