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Three 1806 Crown charters grant land in Aberdeenshire to Alexander Crombie, then to Alexander Duthie and John Drummond via his disposition, all recorded in Aberdeen's minute-book with later date alterations noted.

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Memorial of Alexander Duthie, Esq; of Ruthrieston, arguing that the correction of the date of registration in the extended record does not vitiate the seisin or render it insufficient for enrolment.

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Memorial of Alexander Duthie, Respondent, arguing that the Court should not permit William Adam, Complainer, to proceed with his claim against him.

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Complainer challenges respondent’s enrolment over alleged defective seisin recording; respondent defends by asserting full compliance and procedural correctness.

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Replies for William Adam, Esq; of Blair-Adam, to the Answers for Alexander Duthie, Esq; arguing that the seisin in question was never duly recorded and violates the order of the minute-book under act 1693, c. 14.

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William Adam replies to Alexander Duthie's answers in a First Division case.

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Alexander Duthie answers a complaint challenging the validity of his 1806 seisin registration, disputing claims of vitiation and improper record placement.

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Alexander Duthie answers William Adam's petition and complaint in the First Division.

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Complaint challenging the validity of Alexander Duthie's freeholder enrolment based on vitiated seisin records and statutory breach.

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Respondent challenges petitioner's land title, claiming the deed's seisin date was altered and minute-book order ignored, creating a false lawful registration appearance.