Legal Subject: Personal Objection |
| Case | Date | Legal Subject | Abstract |
|---|---|---|---|
| Common Agent v. Corrie | 1794 | Adjudication, Interlocutor, Execution, Personal Objection, Courts, Expenses | Common Agent petitioned the court, arguing that Corrie's decree of cognition was void because it had not been properly notified. Based on the single document cataloged for this case. |
Documents discussing this subject (13)
- APPENDIX. CONSENT and CONCURRENCE, by Mr GILFILLAN'S Creditors, to his Discharge being granted by the Court.
- Catharine Campbell v. Charles Irvine — Information, 2 Jul 1794
- Countess of Caithness and Lady Dorothea Primrose v. Colonel John Campbell of Mamore and other Creditors, Adjudgers of James Earl of Roseberie — Answers, 16 Nov 1742
- Gordon v. M'Leod — Petitionand Complaint, 3 Feb 1791
- Henry Black Stewart v. Robert Sangster, Alexander Whitson, Thomas Hunter Whitson, and Malcolm Stewart Riach — Reclaiming Note, 15 Feb 1848
- INDEX.
- John Matheson v. John Mactavish — Answers, 30 Sep 1824 [2]
- Lord William Gordon v. Colonel Norman M'Leod of M'Leod — Petition and Complaint, 3 Feb 1791
- Main v. High — Notesofthe Decisions, 1 Aug 1789
- Mrs Janet Maitland and Dr Babington her Husband v. Mr John Bushby Maitland — Proof, 31 May 1798
- Petition — John Harper for Remit to discuss Objections in a Sequestration. the Petition of John Harper, Merchant in Glasgow, Trustee on the sequestrated Estate of Henry-William Harper, Merchant in Glasgow
- Reclaiming Note, W. R. Hepburn, Esq. against Lord Benholme's Interlocutor
- Robert Kirk v. William Allan — Answers, 26 Jun 1824
