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Wyse and Husband v. Wyse — Answers

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Defender denies debt from Dr Wyse’s promissory note, citing absence of records, inconsistent claims, and prior payment via agents.

Mrs Ann Boyd or Wyse and William Wyse v. Mrs Susan Burgess or Wyse — Revised Condescendence and Answers

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Pursuer claims £140 loan from deceased brother Dr Wyse, with interest, unrepaid at his death; defender denies debt existed or was acknowledged.

REVISED STATEMENT of FACTS for the EARL of Fife's TrusTEES, and ANSWERS thereto for Mr LUMSDEN.

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State of the Process for the Earl of Fife's Trustees and Mr Lumsden, asserting the true line of march and water rights as described in the revised condescendence.

James Lumsden v. Trustees of the late James Earl of Fife — Condescendence, 17 Jan 1846 [2]

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Defenders’ trustees challenge pursuer’s boundary and water rights; pursuer claims exclusive use of stream and right to clear shared ditch.

APPENDIX. CORRESPONDENCE between Mr E. A. Cameron, Mr James Chrystal, &c., and Mr Walter Horsburgh. 1. Mr Cameron to Mr Horsburgh.

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Father seeks return of son unlawfully removed by mother; counsel advises custody denied due to maltreatment, proposing extrajudicial placement in boarding school.

The Earl of Kintore and Curators v. The Executors of the Late Earl of Kintore — Answers, 26 Feb 1846

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Defenders, including the Earl of Kintore and surviving curators, contest claims by executors of the late Earl for unpaid statutory creditor status under the Montgomery Act for repairs to Keithhall, asserting statutory recording failures and invalid receipts.

Alexander Morison and John Blaikie v. Francis Alexander, Earl of Kintore and his Curators — Summons, 8 Jan 1846

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Executors of deceased Earl of Kintore sue his successor for statutory claim to three-fourths of repair costs to entailed estate mansion-house, with interest from Martinmas 1844.

Executors of the deceased Earl of Kintore v. Francis Alexander, Earl of Kintore, and his Curators — Revised Minute of Debate, 5 Nov 1846

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Executors of deceased Earl of Kintore sue current Earl and curators to recover statutory share of estate repair costs, disputing whether unrecorded trade accounts invalidate vouchers under Montgomery Act.

APPENDIX, CONTRACT of MARRIAGE between Mr ANDREW JOHNSTON and Miss ELIZABETH CHEYNE, with consent of her Father, dated 21st, and registered in Books of Session 28th November 1842.

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Marriage contract between Andrew Johnston and Elizabeth Cheyne, with her father’s consent, securing financial provisions for her and offspring, and assigning her assets to him.

Mrs Cheyne or Johnston v. John Miller — Case, 1846

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Pursuers claim right to inherit father’s dead’s part despite marriage contract discharging only legitim and mother’s executry.

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