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Pursuers seek reduction and declarator against Royal Bank of Scotland over disputed ownership of Campse and Lauriston estates, alleging latent trust and invalidation of bonds under 1661 c.24.

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Partners of Robert Allan and Son bind themselves and their firm to repay £20,000 credit from Royal Bank of Scotland, with £22,000 advanced, secured by heritable lands at Lauriston and Campse, under corroboration bond dated 1832.

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Defenders deny that the Royal Bank ceased to be creditors of Thomas Allan and that his death dissolved the firm; they assert the estates of Lauriston and Campse were held in trust for the company, not as individual property.

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Pursuers claim Thomas Allan held estates in trust for Robert Allan and Son; defenders deny personal ownership and dispute creditor status and fraudulent conveyance.

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Defendants defend against reduction of bond securing company debt, asserting Lauriston and Campse were company assets, not personal property of deceased partner.

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Pursuers seek reduction of Royal Bank of Scotland's heritable security over Lauriston lands, claiming it prejudices their creditor rights under 1834 adjudication.

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Defenders seek to overturn an interlocutor holding that partner's death dissolved the company and that debts were paid before the second bond.

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Hoskins petitioners challenge Christie’s estate division, claiming preferential creditor status for an annuity owed by deceased Thomas Allan and that his heritable properties were wrongly included as company assets.

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Robert Christie, trustee of sequestrated estates, answers petitioners' claims regarding division of funds, asserting proper allocation and rejecting objections to dividend scheme.

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Court confirms judicial reference survives original pursuer's death and directs referee to report promptly.