Petitioner Duggan contests Lord Elkgrove’s title to Kevockmill lands, claiming a trust and his beneficial interest despite his name not appearing on the conveyance.
February 24, 1797 Information of Francis Cunningham, Esq., arguing that a 1792 settlement by James Whitefoord is void for being executed by a minor and lacking delivery.
February 10, 1797 Information of Lieut. Col. Francis Cunynghame, arguing that a deed executed by a minor cannot alter the succession to heritable estate as established by the former proprietor
April 6, 1797 Answers by George Easterby to the petition of James Campbell, agent George Watson, arguing that the petitioner's bond of caution does not conform to the Admiral's interlocutor and that the vessel's value was not diminished by the arrestment.
November 30, 1796 Petition of Mr Andrew Balfour, Advocate, His Majesty's Solicitor of Tithes, against the Earl of Moray, asking the Court to alter its recent interlocutor
Duke of Atholl defends contractual and arbitral rulings granting him forest lands ownership while reserving Lude’s limited pasturage rights under specified conditions.