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Jackson & M‘Cowan, Thomas Jackson and Robert M‘Cowan v. William Taylor — Answers

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Pursuers claim £255 balance due from defender after partial payment for 100 shares of Renfrew and Ayr Counties Railway stock, denying defender’s assertions of discharge or error.

Jackson & M'Cowan v. William Taylor — Answers, 24 Jul 1846 [3]

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Answers by William Taylor, Carpet Manufacturer in Kilmarnock, to the petition of Jackson & M'Cowan, Stockbrokers in Glasgow, denying that any balance is due and asserting that all accounts were settled on October 7th

Jackson and M‘Cowan, Thomas Jackson and Robert M‘Cowan v. William Taylor — Bill of Advocation

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Jackson & M’Cowan seek review of sheriff’s interlocutors and request discharge or judgment against Taylor for unpaid brokerage and share purchase balance.

Jackson & M‘Cowan v. William Taylor — Reclaiming Note, 10 Jun 1847

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Court remitted case to sheriff after hearing; advocate liable for expenses, account to be taxed by auditor.

STATEMENT of FACTS for the Respondent, and ANSWERS thereto for CONDESCENDERS.

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Respondent challenges trustees' exoneration, disputing mismanagement claims and asserting her annuity was wrongfully postponed.

CLOSED RECORD. SECOND RE-REVISED CONDESCENDENCE for William Moncreiff, Esquire, Accountant in Edinburgh, as Curator Bonis for Sir William Baillie of Polkemmet, Baronet; John Logan,

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Trustees defend accounting for estate of David Clyne, disputing deficiency claims and annuity obligations to Mrs Christian Calder.

Abstract. 14.—INTERLOCUTOR of the Court (First Division) on ad-vising a Reclaiming Note for the Scottish Central Company against the Interlocutor of Lord Fullerton.—4th December 1847. 15.—ADVERTISEMENT convening a Special Meeting of the Scottish Cent

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Court denies note reclaim; shareholders abandon appeals, upholding railway lease with Southern Companies.

2.—STATEMENT of FACTS for the Complainers, and ANSWERS thereto for the Respondents.

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Complainers seek to interdict the Scottish Central Railway Company from enforcing resolutions passed in April 1848 that approve an illegal lease agreement with Southern Railways, despite prior shareholder resolutions declaring it void.

George Wedderburn and others v. Scottish Central Railway Company and others — Note

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Complainers seek suspension and interdict against Scottish Central Railway Company and its shareholders/directors to halt actions taken at April 1848 meeting and October 1846 agreement.

Reclaiming Note, George Wedderburn, Esq., & Others against Lord Fullerton's Interlocutor

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Shareholders of Scottish Central Railway Company reclaim interlocutor suspending and interdicting operations, seeking to reinstate the order.

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