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Appendix for Respondent, in Note of Appeal—Robert Aitken Junior, in Process of Sequestration of the Estates of John Inglis. Appendix for Respondent, in Note of Appeal for Robert Aitken Junior, in Process of Sequestration of the Estates of John Inglis

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Respondent submits appendix supporting claim in sequestration of John Inglis, including oaths, marriage contract, and financial records to substantiate debts and trust obligations.

Walter M'Lauchlan v. Malcolm M'Nee and Elizabeth M'Donald — Note of Advocation

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Walter M‘Lauchlan seeks to recall an interdict against Malcolm M‘Nee, Elizabeth M‘Donald, and agents John Baxter and John Alexander, arguing insufficient proof and M‘Donald’s non-appearance.

Christina Rice v. William Thomson — Answers, 27 Jul 1846

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Widow Christina Rice seeks court relief for her children after being threatened with removal to Ireland by Glasgow parish board over aid denial.

William Thomson v. Christina Rice — Bill of Suspension

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Bill of Suspension by William Thomson, Inspector of the Poor for Glasgow, against Christina Rice, Widow, seeking suspension of pretended decrees and charges for £9:9:10 in taxed expenses and process.

A. and W. Thom v. North British Bank and Andrew Tennent — Answers [4]

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Defenders challenge proper service against North British Bank via its managing director, citing common law and statutory limitations, but pursuers argue contractual authority and precedent support their standing.

A. and W. Thom v. North British Bank and Andrew Tennent — Answers [3]

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Defenders challenge pursuers' interdict against protest on bill secured by joint-stock bank shares, claiming action is incompetent under common law and statute.

A. and W. Thom v. North British Bank and Andrew Tennent — Answers [2]

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Answers by the North British Bank and Andrew Tennent, Banker in Glasgow, to the petition of A. and W. Thom, Merchants in Aberdeen, denying that the defenders are entitled to hold shares as security for private debt.

STATEMENT OF FACTS Subjoined to Foregoing Petition.

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Petitioners seek to compel North British Bank to sell 250 shares held in trust for joint venture, apply proceeds to pay overdue bill, and register transfer, after bank refuses to act despite contractual obligations.

A. & W. Thom v. The North British Bank and Andrew Tennent — Bill of Advocation, 20 Apr 1847

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Bill of Advocation of A. & W. Thom, Merchants in Aberdeen, against the North British Bank and Andrew Tennent, their manager, asking the Court to interdict the Bank from recording protest or raising diligence on a bill held in security for L.2500.

A. & W. Thom v. The North British Bank and Andrew Tennent — Reclaiming Note, 18 Feb 1848

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Pursuers reclaim interlocutor dismissing action for non-compliant service against joint stock bank, seeking to reinstate suit under common law.

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