J. & A. Milne & Company v. Robert and George Gordon — Answers, 19 Jun 1820
Abstract
Respondents argue Mr Hagen is an onerous indorsee with valid grounds, rejecting suspension on laches, fraud, or form defects.
Robert and George Gordon v. J. and A. Milne and Company — Petition, 22 May 1820
Abstract
Petition of Robert and George Gordon, asking the Court to alter its recent interlocutor refusing their bill of suspension of a charge given to them by Thomas Kyle
Thomas Buchanan v. Thomas Johnston and Marjory Johnston or Donald — Bill of Advocation, 22 Dec 1819
Abstract
Buchanan, a spirit-dealer, seeks release on non-fraudulent insolvency and creditor discharge; Johnston and wife challenge his possession of bank receipts allegedly gifted by his deceased uncle.
Alexander Gardner v. The Deputy Keeper of the Signet, and Others — Account, 22 Jun 1811 [2]
Abstract
Alexander Gardner, Writer to the Signet, sued Patrick Russell and others for suspension and interdict over fines and signet letters, with costs taxed and paid by the Society’s treasurer.
Reclaiming Petition — William Guthrie against Inner-House Interlocutor [3]
Abstract
Petitioner seeks reimbursement for disproportionate labor in a dissolved partnership where the other partner neglected duties and avoided final accounting.
Petition — Adam Anderson for Confirmation As Trustee [2]
Abstract
Adam Anderson petitions for confirmation as trustee of Francis Braidwood’s sequestrated estate, per statute 54 Geo III c 137, and requests court order for conveyance of all assets to him for creditor benefit.
Browns & Mandatory v. Watson & Darg — Summons, 10 Jun 1820
Abstract
Estate account of Alexander Dingwall, listing cash flows, debts, expenses, and final balance, with appended will and testament.
Petition — John Dingwall against Lord Pitmilly's Interlocutor
Abstract
Petition of John Dingwall, Mary Dingwall, and others, asking the Court to alter Lord Pitmilly's interlocutor regarding the revocability of a 1818 separation contract.
William Robertson v. James Pedie — Answers, 7 Sep 1820
Abstract
Respondent James Pedie defends against petition by William Robertson, asserting no misrepresentation occurred regarding an annuity securing interest on prior debts.
Gilbert Innes v. George Craig — Answers, 5 Oct 1820
Abstract
Respondent defends fund in medio assignation as valid and equitable, disputing petitioner’s creditor claim over deceased debtor’s estate.
